Protests break out in Havana during Cuba's worst blackouts in decades
Protests have broken out in Havana as Cuba faces severe blackouts described as the worst in decades.
The unrest comes amid prolonged electricity outages and fuel shortages.
A minister said the country has no fuel.
The supplied material does not give details on the size of the protests, how long they lasted, or whether there were arrests.
The demonstrations add pressure to a power crisis that has affected daily life in the capital.
They also point to growing public frustration as outages continue.
The incident is significant because it links a basic services failure to visible public unrest in Havana.
That makes the situation politically sensitive as well as disruptive.
The available information frames the unrest as part of a wider energy shortage.
