Havana, Dec 6 (Prensa Latina) More than 700,000 inhabitants of the Cuban capital will benefit from an initiative that will allow them to identify and work to mitigate the effects caused by climate change, due to greater resilience in the face of this phenomenon.
Jorge Piñón, director of the Latin American and Caribbean Energy Program at the University of Texas, explained the Cuban regime’s mismanagement of the electric grid that has contributed to the present crisis.
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