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Power supply problems in Cuba have led to disruptions in technology systems, including Internet services and electronic payments.
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Some Cuban media websites have been disrupted due to power supply problems.
Website outages continue as long as power supply problems persist, while Tribuna de La Habana continues to inform readers through its official social media pages.
MEXICO CITY, October 6 - RIA Novosti. The work of some Cuban media sites was disrupted due to problems with power supply, the newspaper Tribuna de La Habana reported.
“Currently, various technological systems and equipment are disabled due to power supply problems, which leads to disruptions in navigation and access to various services,” the publication said in a Facebook post*.
Tribuna clarified that the websites of various national media outlets were also affected due to the problems that arose. According to the newspaper, outages will persist as long as problems with energy supply continue. The publication, as specified, continues to inform readers through its official pages on social networks.
The Cuban telecommunications company ETECSA previously reported problems with the operation of technological systems. According to her, due to power outages, the operation of the Nauta Internet access service, electronic payments through Transfermóvil and related services were disrupted.
Later, the company announced the gradual restoration of some of the affected services. As of October 6, ETECSA cited payments via Transfermóvil and top-up of Nauta accounts as remaining problems.

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