Protests break out in Havana as Cuba experiences what authorities and media describe as its worst blackouts in decades. Multiple outlets report demonstrations occurring across the capital on Wednesday, amid widespread disruption to daily life caused by rolling power outages. The protests unfold against a backdrop of mounting public anger over the electricity failures, with residents affected by the loss of power for prolonged periods. One report also links the broader crisis to increased political pressure associated with the Trump administration, suggesting that external policy dynamics are part of the context in which the outages and domestic strains are being felt. While the reports focus primarily on the timing and location of the demonstrations, they agree that the outages are extensive and have triggered public unrest in Havana. The accounts do not provide uniform details on arrests or casualty figures, but collectively characterize the situation as a major escalation of public dissatisfaction tied directly to the power crisis.