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U.S. energy restrictions disrupt Cuban hospitals

U.S. energy restrictions are reportedly affecting Cuban hospitals, with surgeries conducted using cellphone lights amid power shortages.

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Fuel and electricity constraints at hospitals create immediate risks to medical care and could worsen a broader humanitarian crisis.

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  1. Trump's Energy Blockade Impacts Cuban Hospitals: Cuba Berates "Genocidal Act" as Surgeries Are Performed Using Cell Phone Lights ↗elciudadano.com · Recorded source date: Sep 11, 2026, 4:01 PM UTC

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