Wednesday, 25 February 2026 — Struggle La Lucha
The lights are going out in Cuba — and people are organizing their lives around the outage schedule.
In towns and cities outside Havana, families cook when power returns, charge phones in bursts, and sleep in the heat when fans go dead. Clinics and hospitals ration generator fuel and prioritize the most urgent care. Ambulance crews and ER staff work under conditions where a delayed response means a patient may not make it. Airports face the same reality: When fuel is absent, flights are canceled, routes break, and the island’s connection to needed supplies narrows.
The government of Guyana capitulating to US pressure to expel the Cuban medical brigade is shameful beyond words
Yoshito Matsushige (Japan), Hiroshima, 1945.
