Cuba experienced another nationwide power outage after the national power grid collapsed, affecting approximately 10 million people. This marks the fourth nationwide power blackout in less than a month.

The energy crisis is spreading, causing a nationwide power outage for the third time in nine days. This comes amidst a prolonged energy crisis stemming from oil shortages and deteriorating infrastructure, severely impacting the population.

Cuba announced it will suspend the use of Visa and Mastercard starting June 6, 2569, after its foreign allies ceased processing transactions as a result of US sanctions.

The Cuban president attacked the U.S. sanctions as immoral, illegal, and a crime, accusing the U.S. of continuing to pressure the economy and creating a pretext for military action.

The United States, specifically Washington, has signaled its readiness to provide Cuba with $100 million in aid if it agrees to fundamental political changes amid the severe energy and power outage crisis.

Empty nationwide! Cuba reveals it has no more fuel oil or diesel reserves. The power grid is in a critical state, with many areas in Havana experiencing power outages lasting 20 hours a day. Protests have begun.

President Trump has given the green light for Russian oil tankers to send oil to help Cuba amid a nationwide energy crisis and power outages, despite the US previously blocking oil shipments to the country.

Trump said "Cuba is next" after referring to U.S. operations in Venezuela and Iran, as Cuba faces an economic crisis and oil shortage.

Cuba has revealed that its military is preparing for the possibility of aggression from the United States, following heightened tensions stemming from US operations in Venezuela and pressure on its oil supply.

The United States has banned Cuba from accepting oil from Russia, even though tankers are arriving at the island, amid a severe energy and economic crisis and escalating political tensions.