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CUBA BEGINS TO RESTORE POWER AFTER BLACKOUT

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Cuba's blackouts echo its 1990s 'Special Period' apagones

After the USSR collapsed in 1991, Cuba lost ~80% of its oil imports, causing daily blackouts up to 16 hours. Cubans called them 'apagones.' The grid has never fully recovered since.

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