Energy crisis in Cuba will affect 56% of the island: gas and fuel shortages increase
The energy blockade imposed on Cuba by Washington has led the country to adopt a package of restrictive measures to save electricity and fuel. This is with the aim of preserving basic services for citizens and other key sectors of the economy.
TL;DR
- Washington's energy blockade on Cuba has led to restrictive measures to save electricity and fuel.
- 56% of the island is without energy, causing problems with water, gas, and food supplies.
- Mexico and Russia have offered assistance to Cuba.
- There is an increase in the use of electric tricycles and bike taxis as alternative transportation.
- The Cuban government has restricted fuel sales and reduced public transportation.
- Mexico's President stated they could help with a humanitarian bridge if requested.
- Russia confirmed they will provide material assistance despite US pressure.