nbc
The electricity went out Friday in Cuba, affecting the entire island’s population of 10 million after one of its main power plants failed, according to Cuba’s energy ministry.
On Friday evening, authorities announced power had been restored to about 20,000 residents of the capital, Havana, which has a population of 2 million.
Power outages have been chronic in Cuba for years and have worsened in recent months. But the situation was so critical in the past three days that the government took measures to keep the lights on. More
sounds like typical demrat energy policy in the People’s Paradise of Cuba
… coming to a USA near you! ‘specially if Kammie Kumquat’s minions are up for the Steal
We should send them our wind mills; I really don’t think we’re getting much use from them.
And “The Night The Lights Went Out” not in Georgia but in Cuba.
another legacy of the commie-lawyer-asshole.
I read somewhere that the Cubans use more draft animals in sugar production today than they used in the 1950s. Tractors are fading out due to no spare parts, not to mention no new tractors to any extent either. The combination agricultural production and power production collapses -for similar reason- suggest a holistic problem with economic organization. What could it possibly be?
It’s not simply bad central economic planning. It’s the sheer malevolent stupidity of murdering, imprisoning, or exiling every last competent and productive professional capable of keeping the lights on and performing all other activities necessary to keep even a low-level technological society from devolving into the pit of ordure that Cuba is fast becoming.
What did Communists use before they had candles?
Light bulbs
The government took measures to keep the lights on, so of course they went out everywhere.
I’m sure if Kamala wins, we’ll be rebuilding their infrastructure.
Cuba, Venezuela, North Korea, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Haiti, Detroit, Chicago, San Francisco … the list goes on, but, somehow, we learn NOTHING.
Gotta out do N Korea
@ 526: austin, memphis…