Life in Cuba Revolves Around Small Bursts of Electricity as Blackouts Last for Days The Cuban people have long been accustomed to adapting to crisis, but the current wave of widespread blackouts is testing even their legendary resilience.
Life in Cuba has devolved into a complex web of compounding challenges, where electricity outages dictate the rhythm of daily existence and the line between survival and despair grows increasingly blurred.
For 72 year old Leidis Rodríguez, these fleeting moments of power are a precious gift, often arriving at ungodly hours.