Cuba was plunged into darkness by an islandwide electricity blackout that affected its 11 million habitants on Monday, hours after the country announced it would allow foreign investment for the first time. People spilled onto the streets of Havana after the aging electrical grid collapsed, the result of Cuba’s ongoing energy crisis, and one woman showed NBC News just how they are staying afloat -- with the light of a cell phone. #cuba#blackout #havana#island

Cuba's national electric grid collapsed on March 16 leaving around 10 million people without power, according to operator, The Electric Union. #blackout #havana #cuba #powergrid #energy

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Thousands of Cubans take to the streets to protest latest blackouts

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60 Minutes has spoken to nearly 70 people who say they’ve experienced Havana Syndrome, the phenomenon of mysterious brain injuries. People who have never met explain it the same way. In some cases, it has led to major health conditions, like traumatic brain injury, damaged vision, memory, and balance. The government acknowledges the injuries and often pays for health care but, for years, it has doubted the cause. Victims have been told it may be atmospheric or environmental, a virus, a preexisti

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