Cuba is experiencing a serious energy crisis that is causing power cuts of up to 12 hours a day in the capital. The government has asked for help from Donald Trump, to overcome the worst power supply problems in the island's history.
Causes of the energy crisis in Cuba
Cuba is facing major challenges in the energy sector due to fuel shortages, aging equipment and economic sanctions. Power outages lasting 12 hours a day have made life difficult for local residents and affected businesses.
According to the authorities, the situation is the worst in the island's history, and without immediate assistance, improvement is unlikely. The lack of stable electricity supply is causing disruptions in medical facilities, water supply systems and other critical areas.
The Cuban government has officially asked Donald Trump to help overcome the energy crisis.
Implications for the population and the economy
Power outages have a negative impact on the daily lives of Cubans. Without power in the capital, people are forced to adapt to the new reality, often spending evenings by candlelight and limiting the use of electrical appliances.
The energy crisis also threatens the country's economic stability, as businesses are forced to cut production and the tourism industry is losing its appeal due to inconveniences for holidaymakers. The authorities are looking for ways out of the crisis, but the situation remains tense.
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