Cuba faces another major infrastructure crisis as its aging electrical system experiences a complete blackout affecting millions of residents across the island nation. The collapse highlights chronic power generation challenges, fuel shortages, and aging equipment that have plagued the country's energy sector for years. Government officials struggle to restore electricity while citizens endure prolonged outages in the tropical heat, exacerbating existing economic difficulties and public frustration with essential services.

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