

Cuba's Power Grid Fails, But an Opportunity Arises || Peter Zeihan
Oct 29, 2024
Cuba faces an energy crisis as its power grid collapses, largely due to outdated infrastructure and dwindling foreign support. The recent failures are exacerbated by Hurricane Oscar, highlighting a long-standing dependence on Soviet and Venezuelan fuel. Yet, amid these challenges, a unique opportunity for improved relations between the U.S. and Cuba could spark change. Exploring these political dynamics unveils potential pathways for collaboration and modernization that could reshape the island's future.
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