Cubans are being forced to adapt to a life without electricity due to ongoing blackouts caused by an oil blockade. The blockade, imposed by US President Donald Trump in January, has resulted in prolonged power outages that can last for days.
Historically, blackouts in Cuba were relatively short, lasting only a few hours and were often scheduled in advance. However, the current situation has changed, with residents now having to plan their lives around short and unpredictable bursts of electricity.
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