Cuban dictatorship assures foreign tourists that apartheid hotels are exempt from the island-wide blackouts

Cuba’s communist dictatorship is worried that all the news about the numerous collapses of the island’s electrical grid will scare away foreign tourists, so it has posted a message on social media to allay any fears. In the message, the Castro regime explains that the apartheid hotels and resorts in Cuba, which are inaccessible to regular Cuban people, have backup generators. So while the rest of Cuba is in the dark and Cubans are miserable, tourists can continue to frolic without a care.

Via CiberCuba:

The Ministry of Tourism (Mintur) of Cuba reaffirmed that the country’s tourist facilities ensure a continuous supply of electricity, even amid the severe energy crisis that daily affects the families on the island.

According to an informational note published on the social media platform Facebook, destinations such as Cayo Largo, Cayo Santa María, Cayo Coco, Cayo Cruz, and Cayo Paredón operate with their own systems, independent of the National Electric System (SEN), ensuring the stability of services.

The group also stated that backup generators have been installed in hotel and non-hotel facilities in other locations, which help maintain the quality of services—a stark contrast to the situation experienced by the community.

Similarly, the organization has implemented energy-saving and efficiency practices to minimize operational impact and ensure a pleasant experience for tourists.

The Ministry emphasized that it maintains constant communication with local authorities to coordinate actions that ensure the continuity of services and reaffirmed its commitment to providing a safe and pleasant environment for visitors.

The priority given to the tourism sector stands in stark contrast to the reality faced by many citizens who endure prolonged power outages and energy supply issues in their homes, leading to criticism and tensions within the population.

Tourism is the top revenue generator for the communist Castro dictatorship, so while it does nothing for the suffering Cuban people, it does whatever it takes to keep the cash flowing into its coffers. This is socialism in action.