Alicia Trujillo
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34 appearances
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 13 Feb
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My day-to-day life has been reduced, as the life of everybody else, to the survival between cycles of blackouts.
That is now the situation.
So it is very difficult to do anything else other than perform simple tasks in the house, trying to do something when the electricity is already connected.
It depends.
10, 12, 14 hours, 16 hours in a row.
Surviving.
People try to survive.
Depending on the amount of money people have, they try to access to the services or the goods they need to the day-to-day life.
You cannot accumulate too much food, for example, because of the lack of refrigeration capacity in the houses.
And even if you have a good refrigerated storage, it depends on the availability of electricity.
So food starts to rot.
It reduces life to try to obtain the things you need for the day.
I don't know.
They published some indications coming from the Ministry of Public Health.
No surgical maneuvers will be performed.
Only those for immediate saving of a life.
tourism now, it is not feasible.
Nobody wants to be a tourist in a country in the middle of this situation.
Lack of sanitation, serious problem of public health, nothing.
You can see that in Havana.
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