Cuba’s 144 solar parks now total 1,418 MW, above Peru’s April capacity benchmark. Chinese cooperation is helping build clean power for homes, clinics and water supplies under U.S. fuel pressure.

Cuba has added 44 electric cargo vehicles to deliver medicines and supplies to public hospitals as U.S. fuel restrictions deepen the island's healthcare crisis.

The Communist Party’s 176-point reform programme confronts shortages, stalled production and an intensified U.S. embargo. Cuba’s challenge is to revive output without surrendering social equality to wealth and speculation.

Havana says 144 installed solar farms provide 1,418 megawatts of capacity as the island builds domestic electricity sources amid severe fuel constraints.

Havana denies involvement in biodiesel shipments seized by Washington as electricity shortages sharpen the contest over Cuba's energy future.

Fifty years after Cubana de Aviación Flight 455 was bombed off Barbados, Cuba is remembering the 73 people killed, including 24 members of its national fencing delegation.

Chinese-backed solar expansion is giving Cuba new generating capacity as fuel shortages and U.S. pressure deepen blackouts. The strongest form of solidarity is productive capacity that remains on the island.

New solar capacity matters, but Cuba’s deeper energy challenge is building a grid that can survive fuel shortages and aging thermal plants. Chinese support is increasingly important to that resilience strategy.

Occupation and war in Palestine are not the same as sanctions on Cuba. The useful comparison is narrower: how stronger states use military, financial and trade power to constrain weaker societies.