Cuba's Power Grid Collapses Again, Leaving Millions Without Electricity

Cuba suffered another nationwide blackout on September 19, 2026, when its electrical grid collapsed, leaving millions without power. The outage is the latest in a series of grid failures during an ongoing energy crisis. The U.S. fuel blockade has been cited as a contributing factor to the country's power problems. A nuclear plant intended to reduce Cuba's dependence on oil now stands as a symbol of its unfulfilled energy goals. Authorities are working to restore electricity across the island.