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Cuba faces water shortages, power outages and communications disruptions

A report describes water shortages, power outages and communication breakdowns in Cuba, alongside a writer's call for a referendum. The supplied information does not quantify the geographic scale or duration.

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Concurrent utility and communications failures can worsen public-health risks and social instability.

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  1. Cuban Writer Demands Referendum Amidst Water Shortages, Power Outages, and Communication Breakdowns ↗cubaheadlines.com · Recorded source date: Sep 7, 2026, 1:32 AM UTC

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