Cuba’s communist regime suspended all education and work activities for Friday and Saturday in a last ditch desperate effort to “save power” in the face of Cuba’s barely functional power grid.
The measure, according to the Castro regime, seeks to reduce power consumption in Cuba as the already long power blackouts that have plagued the country in recent years worsened over the past weeks.
The disastrous communist policies of the Castro regime, which has ruled the island-nation for more than six decades, left Cuba with a power grid that can no longer properly generate enough electricity for the whole country on a consistent basis. As a result, Cubans are forced to live through daily, near-endless blackouts that can last an average of 18 hours.
The barely functional power grid completely collapsed several times towards the end of 2024. While the Castro regime managed to…
