Cubans express rage and disappointment in their government, as they deal with day three of a near-total nationwide power outage, with residents of the island nation running short on cash, watching their food spoil and carrying water in buckets. "I feel like crying, like screaming, I really don't know what I'm going to do," says Kenia Sierra. The arrival of Oscar, after the collapse of Cuba's largest power plant crippled the whole national grid, will pile more pressure on a country already battling sky-high inflation and shortages of food, medicine, fuel and water. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES