Cuba has begun restoring electricity following a major blackout, as President Miguel Díaz-Canel reaffirms 'unyielding resistance' to a U.S. oil blockade. The crisis underscores growing geopolitical strain with potential ripple effects on energy markets.
- Cuba has partially restored power after a major blackout
- President Díaz-Canel vows 'unyielding resistance' to U.S. oil blockade
- Blockade is linked to a major disruption in Cuba's energy infrastructure
- Crude oil (CL=F) futures show upward pressure due to geopolitical concerns
- VIX (^VIX) reflects increased market risk aversion
- Crisis is described as Cuba’s biggest challenge since the Soviet Union’s collapse
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