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Cuban social and economic unrest

27 clusters · 228 sources · last updated

Latest: Cuba denounces US energy blockade and maritime interceptions

In July 2021, unprecedented protests erupted across Cuba as citizens demanded relief from chronic electricity outages, water scarcity, rising food prices, and a weakened healthcare system. By early 2026, the crisis inten

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US sanctions deepen Cuba tourism and humanitarian crisis

68 clusters · 487 sources · last updated

Latest: US Coast Guard intercepts M/V Grace carrying illicit fuel to Cuba

The tourism collapse triggered by the May 2026 U.S. executive order targeting the military conglomerate GAESA has accelerated. International visitors fell by 64.4% between January and August 2026, totaling 450,353 arriva

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Energy and utility instability in Caribbean and South Am

17 clusters · 233 sources · last updated

Latest: Cuba faces major electricity shortages due to generation deficits

Regional energy stability remains under pressure across the Caribbean and South America due to fuel shortages, infrastructure issues, and environmental factors. In Cuba, the energy crisis has intensified, with widespread

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Telecommunications developments in Nicaragua and Cuba

2 clusters · 8 sources · last updated

Latest: ETECSA reorganizes investments amid Cuba energy crisis

In Nicaragua, the telecommunications regulator TELCOR reported that a third mobile service provider is in discussions to enter the national market, which is currently dominated by Claro and Tigo. In Cuba, ETECSA continu

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Infrastructure and telecommunications disruptions in Cuba

2 clusters · 3 sources · last updated

Latest: Isla de la Juventud faces prolonged telecommunications blackout

Cuba has experienced significant disruptions to its digital and telecommunications infrastructure. In mid-August, telebanking services in Havana were interrupted due to server link failures at the Unión Eléctrica (UNE),

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