00:00Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel inspected the South Basin Water Supply System,
00:04which supplies drinking water to over 30% of Havana's population.
00:09During the tour, state authorities presented a comprehensive strategy
00:12combining infrastructure maintenance and energy stabilization
00:16to address ongoing water supply disruptions in the capital.
00:20The Cuban head of state emphasized that the pumping instability
00:23is largely driven by power grid fluctuations
00:26linked to the impacts of the U.S. blockade on fuel and equipment imports.
00:31To restore service, the executive plan integrates backup generators,
00:35pump recovery, and long-term renewable energy projects,
00:38establishing an operational model intended for gradual expansion across all provinces.
00:53Amid the dynamics of escalating sanctions and the blockade,
00:56everything can change over time,
00:58because we are subject to many variables regarding how the United States government's aggressive policy is handled,
01:05which undoubtedly affect this situation.
01:07But I believe there is a vision, an understanding, and a will,
01:11an approach suitable for the moment that can help us find solutions to the problems.
01:15We are able to find solutions to the problems.
