Cuba power grid collapse leaves millions without power
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U.S. officials told Cuban negotiators that President Miguel Díaz-Canel must step aside if DC and Havana are going to reach an agreement.
The warning comes as Cuba was plunged into darkness by an island-wide power outage.
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