Cuban authorities said repair teams successfully fixed the Antonio Guiteras thermoelectric plant that shut down Wednesday, causing widespread blackouts across the island; the plant was expected to resume operations by Saturday afternoon. The breakdown occurred as Cuba faces increasing US economic pressure under the Trump administration, which has tightened restrictions on oil supplies and threatened military action to support regime change.
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Cuban authorities said repair teams successfully fixed the Antonio Guiteras thermoelectric plant that shut down Wednesday, causing widespread blackouts across the island; the plant was expected to resume operations by Saturday afternoon. The breakdown occurred as Cuba faces increasing US economic pressure under the Trump administration, which has tightened restrictions on oil supplies and threatened military action to support regime change.