Radio Cadena Agramonte emisiora de Camagüey
In the warm light of the Cuban dawn, a group of men and women wake up ready to face a new day full of challenges. They are the electrical workers, who with their dedication and effort become heroes of this island. They fight tirelessly against the limitations imposed by the US government blockade that seeks to stifle hope and development.
Every day these brave professionals with limited resources have shown that willpower is stronger than any restriction. Their hands, calloused and strong, witness the sweat they shed, but also the passion they feel for their work.
The electrical sector in Cuba has been hit not only by the embargo, but also by natural phenomena that frequently hit the coasts. Hurricanes and storms have left a trail of destruction behind them, but these workers do not give up. In every emergency they group together, organize themselves and with a spirit of solidarity they launch themselves into the task of restoring electrical service, bringing hope to communities that have lost everything. Their work is not only measured in volts and amps, but in the smile of a child who can once again turn on the light in his home.
At thermoelectric plants they are more than just workers, they are innovators. They contribute fresh ideas and creative solutions to keep plants running, which despite the difficulties continue to be the heart of our energy system. Their knowledge and experience are essential to optimize processes and improve efficiency, ensuring that each kilowatt produced is a step forward in the recovery of the sector.
But their work is not limited to large installations, aware of the need to diversify our energy sources, these heroes have embraced renewable energy with enthusiasm. The creation of photovoltaic parks is in full swing and its efforts not only benefit cities, but also reach dairy farms and remote rural areas. The installation of solar panels transforms the lives of those who live in these places, giving them autonomy and access to clean and sustainable energy.
The maintenance of generator sets is another of their vital contributions. In regions where electric service is intermittent, these teams become a lifesaver, with their technical knowledge they ensure that each generator works optimally, providing energy to hospitals, schools and homes.
Thus, between cables and transformers, between storms and innovative solutions, Cuba's electrical workers not only illuminate our homes, but also our spirit.
Their dedication and resilience are a beacon, a reminder that despite the obstacles there are always those who rise to fight for a better future. In each spark of electricity they manage to generate there is a glimmer of hope and an unwavering commitment to the island they love. They are, without a doubt, heroes of our Cuba. (Maykel Torres La Rosa/Radio Cadena Agramonte) (Photo: Taken from the Internet)
