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Cuba’s power grid collapsed again, plunging the entire island into darkness for the third time in two weeks — a crisis worsened by a U.S. oil embargo that’s left fuel desperately scarce since January. With public transit grounded and thousands of surgeries canceled, the state blames a generator failure in the east, but emergency crews are prioritizing hospitals and food factories. By Tuesday, some Havana neighborhoods and key provinces regained power, following a string of blackouts that’ve left millions without electricity, forcing people to rely on solar panels, batteries, and electric scooters to survive.

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