Cuba’s daily life is now a race against the clock, dictated by erratic power outages that can vanish at any hour—forcing residents to cram laundry, cooking, and cleaning into fleeting minutes of electricity. With tourism collapsing, flights canceled, and refrigerators failing, basic needs like food and water are in peril. U.S. sanctions have crippled oil imports, worsening blackouts that now last days. People scramble for solutions: generators, solar panels, even wood-burning stoves. Yet inflation and scarcity push many to the brink, sparking protests as they cling to normalcy amid a relentless tide of uncertainty.
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