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SHOWS: GUANAJAY, ARTEMISA, CUBA (RECENT - JUNE 17, 2022) (REUTERS – Access all) (NIGHT SHOTS) 1. CUBAN FAMILY SITTING ON BALCONY DURING BLACKOUT 2. GIRL DOING HOMEWORK 3. GIRL WRITING IN NOTEBOOK USING TORCH ON MOBILE PHONE FOR LIGHT 4. CUBAN CITIZEN, NILDE VIERA, WITH SON BROWSING THROUGH MOBILE PHONE DURING BLACKOUT 5. GIRL ON BALCONY WRITING IN NOTEBOOK USING TORCH ON MOBILE PHONE FOR LIGHT 6. VIERA WALKING THROUGH DARK CORRIDOR USING TORCH ON MOBILE PHONE FOR LIGHT 7. VIERA LIGHTING STOVE AND PLACING POT ON IT 8. VIERA COOKING DURING BLACKOUT WITH HELP OF TORCH ON MOBILE PHONE 9. (SOUNDBITE) (Spanish) CUBAN CITIZEN, NILDE VIERA, SAYING: “If this goes on, I don't know how far we can go because this drives you crazy. This situation is quite intolerant.” 10. PEOPLE SLEEPING AND RESTING OUTSIDE THEIR HOMES DURING BLACKOUT 11. VEHICLES DRIVING IN BUSY STREET DURING BLACKOUT 12. STREET LAMPS WITHOUT ELECTRICITY 13. PEOPLE RESTING OUTSIDE THEIR HOMES DURING BLACKOUT 14. (SOUNDBITE) (Spanish) CUBAN CITIZEN, IRIEL VICTORES, SAYING: “Half an hour ago I arrived (home) and I found there was no electricity as usual. I leave very early (to work), sometimes I leave without power (at home) and I arrive home without power. Imagine what this situation is like.” HOLGUIN, CUBA (RECENT - JUNE 18, 2022) (CUBAN GOVERNMENT TV – Access all) 15. DRONE FOOTAGE OF FELTON THERMOELECTRIC PLANT HOLGUIN, CUBA (RECENT - JUNE 18, 2022) (CUBAN GOVERNMENT TV – Access all) (NIGHT SHOTS) 16. VARIOUS OF OPERATORS REPAIRING FELTON THERMOELECTRIC PLANT'S BOILER WASHINGTON D.C., UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (JUNE 21, 2022) (REUTERS – Access all) 17. (SOUNDBITE) (Spanish) CUBAN ECONOMIST AND VISITING PROFESSOR AT AMERICAN UNIVERSITY IN WASHINGTON D.C., RICARDO TORRES, SAYING: “It's like the perfect storm, isn't it? It’s over, the pandemic is over, Cuba is in a deep economic crisis, there were already significant protests last year, that feeling of social discontent has persisted, now summer is here and the blackouts are back. It's like everything at the same time, right? The Russian invasion of Ukraine, the increase in oil prices, almost everything is bad news and yes, they (the government) will have to handle the situation very carefully, but frankly, they will have to find an answer in the short term to de-escalate the situation, it has to be to reduce blackouts, or eliminate them.” HOLGUIN, CUBA (RECENT - JUNE 18, 2022) (CUBAN GOVERNMENT TV – Access all) 18. CUBA’S PRESIDENT, MIGUEL DIAZ-CANEL TALKING TO ELECTRICAL OPERATORS DURING VISIT TO THERMOELECTRIC PLANT 19. DIAZ-CANEL TOURING THERMOELECTRIC PLANT HAVANA, CUBA (RECENT - JUNE 16, 2022) (CUBAN GOVERNMENT TV – Access all) 20. (SOUNDBITE) (Spanish) CUBA’S PRESIDENT, MIGUEL DIAZ-CANEL, SAYING: “An investment in thermoelectric plants is extremely expensive for the country, and on the other hand it’s an investment that takes years, it’s not possible to immediately set up a thermoelectric plant. A thermoelectric plant takes four or five years of investment. However, our country has signed an agreement with a friendly nation, a negotiation through which three new blocks would be established in the country and that is also thinking about the growth the country will have in the future, and a fourth block is yet to be defined in which a group of negotiations are also being carried out, but that’s not an investment that we can immediately dispose of.” HOLGUIN, CUBA (RECENT - JUNE 18, 2022) (CUBAN GOVERNMENT TV – Access all) 21. INTERIOR OF THERMOELECTRICAL PLANT FACILITIES 22. OPERATORS TRANSFERRING LARGE MACHINERY PIECE INSIDE PLANT 23. OPERATORS WORKING ON PLANT’S BOILER 24. (SOUNDBITE) (Spanish) FELTON THERMOELECTRIC OPERATOR, ENRIQUE BATISTA, SAYING: “We are fighting to see if we eliminate the blackouts a little. Why? Because it is necessary for the people and for all of us. Sometimes we have blackouts at night at home and we have to work 12 hours during the day here, and it's not easy." GUANAJAY, ARTEMISA, CUBA (RECENT - JUNE 17, 2022) (REUTERS – Access all) (NIGHT SHOTS) 25. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE CHATTING AND LISTENING TO MUSIC OUTSIDE THEIR HOMES DURING BLACKOUT 26. (SOUNDBITE) (Spanish) CUBAN CITIZEN, LAURA GONZALEZ, SAYING: “When they tell us that they will cut it (the electricity) from eight to twelve (at night) as is today’s case, we go to work in the morning and when we return before eight at night, we have to have everything done at home already: the food, the children bathed, the chores done. Then we can come and sit here.” 27. VIERA PLACING POT ON SINK WHILE USING TORCH ON MOBILE PHONE FOR LIGHT 28. VARIOUS OF VIERA FILLING POT WITH WATER TORCH ON MOBILE PHONE FOR LIGHT 29. VEHICLE DRIVING THROUGH DARK STREET DURING BLACKOUT 30. PEOPLE SITTING OUTSIDE THEIR HOMES DURING BLACKOUT ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KS9ysoR5Nk