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Guantánamo Bay Thrives Amid Cuba's Electricity Struggles

3/31/2026

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U.S. forces at Guantánamo Bay receive regular deliveries of supplies, including fresh produce and liquefied natural gas.
The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump halted oil shipments to Cuba, leaving Guantánamo Bay insulated from the island's hardships.
The nearby town of Caimanera experiences blackouts, underscoring broader Cuban electricity hardships.
Guantánamo Bay thrives with amenities such as a sports bar and a bowling alley, demonstrating isolation.

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U.S. forces at Guantánamo Bay receive regular deliveries of supplies, including fresh produce and liquefied natural gas.
The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump halted oil shipments to Cuba, leaving Guantánamo Bay insulated from the island's hardships.
The nearby town of Caimanera experiences blackouts, underscoring broader Cuban electricity hardships.
Guantánamo Bay thrives with amenities such as a sports bar and a bowling alley, demonstrating isolation.