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Tunisia: a summer marked by water and electricity cuts · Global Voices

Recurrent shutdown, supply cuts, long rows to get bottled water and heat-devastated farms. Millions of Tunisians suffered water and electricity cuts this summer, a crisis that, according to experts, is due to years of lack of investment. Although the water shortage was alleviated in late August with the massive supply of bottles to the shops, there is a growing fear that the situation will be repeated next year.

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Nine million 'maricarmes'

Changing the rules will avoid much suffering: no one who pays the rent and meets their obligations should lose their home without a justified cause

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Peace Board presents $2.450 billion plan for Gaza, but faces enormous obstacles

The United States President's Peace Board, Donald Trump, presented a recovery plan for the Gaza Strip with an investment of $2.450 billion, to be implemented within six months. The plan includes 66 projects and includes the creation of temporary housing, the removal of rubble, the repair of hospitals and roads, and the deployment of a multinational security force. However, on the ground, the process faces enormous obstacles: the Israeli Army occupies about 60 per cent of the territory, Hamas has not delivered its weapons and the international stab force.

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Cuba faces eighth blackout and the population is ingested to resist

Cuba faces another national blackout in the midst of an energy crisis that is aggravated by the US oil embargo. The US and the deterioration of its power grid. Millions of citizens were left without light for hours and are managed to cope with the situation: from portable solar panels to load phones to improvised fans to fight heat.

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Cuba faces its eighth national blackout in 2026 in full energy crisis

Cuba faces another national blackout in the midst of an energy crisis that is aggravated by the US oil embargo. The US and the deterioration of its power grid. Millions of citizens were left without light for hours and are managed to cope with the situation: from portable solar panels to load phones to improvised fans to fight heat.

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