A country without evenings: Cuba's blackouts pass 24 hours as Washington targets the firm that keeps its power plants running

The United States has imposed new sanctions on Cuba, targeting key energy import companies. These measures aim to worsen the island's ongoing severe energy crisis. Daily blackouts now extend beyond twenty-four hours, impacting essential services like water. Cuban officials criticize the sanctions, calling them economic strangulation and genocide. Despite challenges, Cuba's solar capacity has significantly expanded in recent years.