- Cuba faces an energy crisis due to sanctions, prompting aid requests from OCHA and fuel shipments from Moscow.
- Structural decay of the power grid in Cuba.
- Energy crisis caused widespread power outages in Santiago de Cuba.
CUPET, the state-owned company in Cuba, suspended liquefied gas distribution in Santiago de Cuba on September 4th.
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Updated Sep 4
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What happened
CUPET, the state-owned company in Cuba, suspended liquefied gas distribution in Santiago de Cuba on September 4th.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Santiago de Cuba
city and capital of the province of Santiago de Cuba, Cuba
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CUPET
Cuba's largest oil company
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Cuba
sovereign state situated on an island in the Caribbean Sea
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- Trump signed an Executive Order sanctioning CUPET, a fuel chain controller in Cuba, alongside support from Marco Rubio.