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Every single patient on a ventilator at a Cuban hospital died after a massive amount of electricity was used during a “humanitarian performance” for "communists," while the performers and activists stayed in a five-star hotel with power, according to reports. #Cuba Reports from inside the island confirm that every patient in at least one major hospital died during the widespread blackout. The power failure happened at the same time as a high-energy concert by the Irish rap group Kneecap, who were in the country as part of a so-called “aid convoy” organized by leftist activists. While ordinary Cubans and critical medical facilities lost power, the band and their Code Pink attendees had plenty of electricity at Havana’s luxurious National Hotel, a five-star landmark favored by regime elites. #hospital Kneecap, known for its support for radical causes, took the stage in Havana as part of the Nuestra América Convoy. The performers chanted slogans like “Cuba Sí, Bloqueo No!” while railing against the U.S. embargo. Yet their “solidarity” performance reportedly used so much electricity that it caused the grid failure, leaving life-support systems offline in hospitals where backup generators failed because of chronic fuel shortages. #ChristinaAguayoNews Cuban sources described scenes of desperation as ventilators fell silent, with medical staff powerless to do anything to help their patients.