In a recent announcement on Cuban television, the Ministry of Economy revealed that a cyberattack affecting gas stations has compelled the government to defer a scheduled fuel price surge. The Ministry stated they believed the cyber incident to have originated from abroad.
Mildrey Granadillo, the first deputy minister, assured the public that despite the cyberattack, there would be no disruption in the sale of fuel. Granadillo stated that the government will disclose the revised date for the fuel price increase when the conditions are deemed appropriate, refraining from specifying a particular date.
