Power outages in Cuba perceived as acts of violence

Many Cubans perceive every power outage as an act of violence, according to an opinion piece in Havana Times.

In an opinion piece titled 'The Power Outages We Live With in Cuba', published on January 1, 2026, in Havana Times, author Yasser Castellanos states that many Cubans experience power outages as a form of violence. Castellanos writes: 'I think there are many Cubans who perceive every power outage as an act of violence.' The text highlights the daily frustration caused by these blackouts on the island. Havana Times encourages readers to explore more Cuba-related content on its website. The article focuses on the emotional perception of these events, without specifying causes or solutions.

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