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Cuba faces a serious energy crisis that forced class hours to be reduced in several regions, although some centers continue to operate full time despite the difficulties. Families and teachers make extraordinary efforts to maintain education, even waking up at dawn to blackouts. In the midst of the emergency, Mexico sent humanitarian aid to Havana with two ships that provide temporary relief.

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