Summary
In Cuba, people have been protesting after a large power outage left many without electricity. The government attributes the blackout to U.S. sanctions and fuel shortages.
Key Facts
- A significant blackout hit the western part of Cuba, affecting electricity for many people.
- The power outage led to protests from people who remain without electricity.
- Authorities in Cuba blame U.S. sanctions for contributing to the blackout.
- The Cuban government also cites a lack of fuel as a reason for the energy facility problems.
- Protests continued as individuals expressed frustration over the ongoing power issues.
