Cuba Faces Another Nationwide Blackout After Electrical Grid Collapses
Cuba's energy grid collapsed late Sunday, leaving 10 million people without power in the island's first major blackout of August.

Cuba's energy grid collapsed late Sunday, plunging the Caribbean country into yet another nationwide blackout. The collapse was announced on social media by the country's state-owned electricity utility, leaving the island nation of 10 million people without power.[1][2]
Sunday's blackout is the first to occur in August. It follows a difficult period for the country, coming after the island suffered three separate nationwide blackouts during July as the United States continues imposing sanctions.[1][2]



