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Cuba faces a serious energy crisis marked by prolonged blackouts, fuel shortages and cuts to transportation, hospitals and universities. The government of Miguel Díaz-Canel announced emergency measures such as the reduction of the work week, closure of hotels and restrictions on the sale of fuel, after the tightening of the United States oil blockade. Ricardo Torres, doctor in Economic Sciences, addresses the topic on France 24.
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