https://www.granma.cu/cuba/2026-02-06/cuba-no-se-detiene-06-02-2026-21-02-27
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- 2026-05-27T04:36:33.763580Z
Extracted claims (13)
- The article says Cuba continues seeking fuels and has not renounced receiving them.
- Díaz-Canel said the energy blockade began in December after the U.S. government illegally blocked Venezuelan oil exports in violation of international law.
- Díaz-Canel said Cuba is facing the current situation with moral resolve, realism, optimism, confidence and popular participation.
- Antonio Rodríguez Rodríguez described measures to guarantee water supply, including securing fuel to maintain stability in main conduits.
- In general and higher education, authorities decided to decentralize enrollments to areas closer to students' homes, keep primary classes running, and shift higher education to a hybrid format.
- The minister urged greater use of biogas, biomass, firewood, charcoal, windmills, solar pumps and water heaters in local energy initiatives.
- Cuba will accelerate the investment program for photovoltaic solar parks and construct ten such parks with associated battery storage.
- Authorities will optimize fuel use through restrictive measures and saving measures, while promoting renewable-energy devices, especially photovoltaic systems.
- The Minister of Energy and Mines reported measures to address the fuel shortage for both electricity generation and motor transport.
- The prime minister said the decisions being adopted are covered by existing legal regulations.
- Manuel Marrero Cruz said the government will start a communication process with authorities, ministries and other entities beginning on Friday to inform the population about the measures.
- The extraordinary Council of Ministers meeting evaluated immediate actions to confront the fuel shortage.
- Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez ratified in an extraordinary meeting of the Council of Ministers that there will always be solutions to problems, no matter how difficult the situation is.