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Cuba faces unequal access to electricity amid widespread darkness

A report describes a widening divide in Cuba, with many people facing darkness while a minority has access to electric luxury. The headline indicates serious unequal power availability.

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Persistent electricity shortages can disrupt essential services, livelihoods and public stability.

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  1. Cuba's New Divide: Darkness for Many, Electric Luxury for the Few – Sri Lanka Guardian ↗slguardian.org · Recorded source date: Sep 7, 2026, 8:46 AM UTC

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