Cuba was plunged into its seventh nationwide blackout of the year on Friday, leaving its population of over nine million without electricity. The island’s power infrastructure remains crippled by aging thermoelectric plants, a crisis that has intensified sharply since January following the imposition of stricter U.S. sanctions targeting energy supplies.
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