If you want to make a start in avoiding the shutdown of an entire power grid, maybe government officials could stop referring to each other as comrade. Then there might be some light at the end of the tunnel.
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 Thursday night, [the Cuban government] announced schools would close and most state workers would stay home Friday in an effort to conserve energy. But it wasn’t enough and by 11 a.m. Friday, Antonio Guiteras thermoelectric, the largest power plant, went offline causing a grid failure.
What were socialists using to light up the night before candles?
A precursor for Alberta this winter…comrade
3 cheers for fidel’s feifdom
ha Ha HAAAAAAAA
Joostaihn and Guiboo are rushing emergency aid to Havana. Solar panels and Maggie Panties.
Gentlemen, start your kindling.
LMAO…I had no idea the major power plant in Cuba was named after the psychopath, Antonio Guiteras. Even the flat out Communists thought Guiteras was much too violent.
A practice run by the globalists before going after bigger grids.
get ready alberta …. the patients are running the asylum
Hey, there, “first world,” …Testing 1, 2 3…
Happy to be gridlocked yet?
Don’t forget to register to vote.
And, hey, have yourself a nice latter day!
We befriended a family down there that were lucky if they had power for more than 6 hours a day over the past several months. Anyone that managed to squirrel away food in their fridge to hold them over until meager rations finally arrived…late…now have nothing. Running water to most homes was hit and miss since mid summer and non existent since Friday. Shit’ll be getting real over the coming week, since it’s likely there won’t be any power.
How entrenched are the people down there in just accepting these conditions on the long term? Are we, perhaps, looking at a regime change in the not too distant future?
If so, that would put Iran, Cuba, and believe it or not, China on a teetering fence type status.
Cigar stocks rise ahead of supply chain shortages.
Just Romania in the 1980s.
If I’m ever in the market for a 1956 Buick … I’m going to Cuba. Hopefully … my local PG&E power plant is somewhat newer …
Congratulations are in order for their Net Zero achievements!
Trudeau looking at gifting a Candu reactor to Cuba if he can somehow make Alberta pay for it.
I was going to suggest that turdo could send Lizzy May down there in the capacity of Energy Advisor, but it’s pretty obvious the Cubans already have her occupying that position.
Apparently China is real sick of their crap. They want them to change to a market-based model.