Ciego de Ávila Province, Cuba — March 14, 2026
Morón
Rising
Inside Cuba's Breaking Point
20+ Hour Daily Blackouts
64% of Country Affected
2,025 MW Power Deficit
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Section 01
Cuba's Power Crisis at a Glance
2,025
MW DEFICIT
Output ~1,175 MW
Deficit 2,025 MW
Thermoelectric Units
— Operational Status
7 OFFLINE
/
9 ONLINE
— 16 total units
January 2026 Deficit
~800 MW
March 2 — Peak Deficit
2,025 MW
March 11 Deficit
1,900 MW
Section 02
How Cuba Lost Its Oil Supply
Before Blockade
After Blockade
🇻🇪 Venezuela
26,000+ bbl/day (historic)
Flowing
🇲🇽 Mexico / Pemex
Variable shipments
Flowing
🇷🇺 Russia
Supplementary supply
Reduced
🇨🇺
Cuba
11.3M people
⚡ Energy Collapse
Section 03
Blackout Hours by Province
0–12 hrs
13–17 hrs
18–21+ hrs
Morón Epicenter
Section 04
Timeline of Escalation
Section 05
The Human Scale of the Crisis
Section 06
Cuba's Three Moments of Uprising