Cuba suffers its eighth massive blackout of the year: cellular phone and internet outages reported
The Ministry of Energy and Mines of the island confirmed the power outage, indicating that protocols had been activated for its recovery.
The Ministry of Energy and Mines of the island confirmed the power outage, indicating that protocols had been activated for its recovery.
The White House confirmed that the meeting will take place next Tuesday during the UN General Assembly, closing the official agenda of the Republican leader, which also includes bilateral meetings with leaders from the United Kingdom, Japan, and the Persian Gulf.
The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for the British Overseas Territories, Uma Kumaran, reaffirmed her country’s sovereignty over the archipelago and stated that her administration will work “tirelessly with the Falkland Islands government to ensure that their wishes are respected.”
The leader also anticipated an expansion of the U.S. military presence in the Arctic territory and assured that Washington will be able to veto facilities, deployments, and certain investments from countries considered adversaries.
The President accused a constant “reporting of fake news,” and announced that other media will also be subject to the measure in the future.
The authorities extended the election deadline over the weekend, until Sunday, with the aim of increasing participation among the 111 million eligible voters, and even allowed electronic voting.
This was reported by sources close to the Bloomberg agency who indicated that the decision affects all clients. This occurs after the attack on the kingdom’s key pipeline.
The leader made the warnings amid an increase in drone incidents and sabotage suspicions during the week.
The report covers events recorded from February 2022 to the end of July this year. The United Nations warns that the documented cases represent only a part of the reality and that most of the victims were men.
“Year to date, we have nearly 200 forest fires that have been attended to by the Fire Department, with more than 1,300 hectares affected,” lamented Carolina Andrade, municipal security secretary of Quito.