Miguel Díaz-Canel, the current leader of Cuba, has issued a stern warning that the government will take action against those who block public roads during protests in Havana, labeling such activities as "unacceptable" public disorder. This warning came during a meeting focused on addressing the ongoing crises involving water, electricity, and waste management plaguing Havana, following several days of heightened tensions and complaints regarding basic services. While acknowledging that the public's grievances are legitimate, Díaz-Canel emphasized that these concerns must be raised through established channels: the Party, government institutions, and state entities. These statements from the regime come two days after dozens of Cubans took to the streets in Havana, following consecutive days of severe power outages and water shortages. The power cuts have been widespread across the city, lasting up to 24 hours, leading to growing social discontent.