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Published on: 02/22/2026 - 12:28

The streets of Havana are witnessing a green revolution that was not the result of prior planning, but rather imposed by necessity. The country's worsening fuel crisis has left taxi drivers with no choice but to replace their gasoline-powered vehicles with electric bicycles. Facing a severe fuel crisis that worsened after the United States imposed an oil blockade on the island last month, taxi drivers began abandoning their cars to transport passengers on electric tricycles.

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