Cuba experienced a second blackout after the national power grid collapsed, leaving millions without electricity and struggling to find food and stay cool. Journalist Ed Augustin reported that power is gradually being restored in some areas, but the ongoing outages are causing widespread alarm. The situation highlights the challenges faced by the Cuban people as they deal with the impact of the power grid failure. In other news, there is a focus on the upcoming election, with a reporter discussing the efforts of the Harris campaign to turn out Black voters. There is also coverage of former GOP Rep. and Air Force vet joining Harris on the campaign trail, as well as a discussion of the impact of high-profile endorsements like Barack and Michelle Obama on motivating voters. The question of whether to vote for Harris or stay home is raised, and the importance of messaging and messengers in the battle for Black male votes is emphasized. Overall, the news highlights the challenges facing Cuba and the political landscape in the lead-up to the election, with a focus on voter turnout and campaign strategies.
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Second blackout strikes Cuba as national power grid fails again
