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Protestas en Cuba
Protests Breakout in Santiago de Cuba “Electricity and Food”
Residents of the Veguita de Galo popular council, in Santiago de Cuba, took to the streets on Sunday, March 17, 2024, under the slogan "current and food" and "homeland and life". Reports also came in of protests in Bayamo, in El Cobre and in Santa Marta, Matanzas.
A point that has become crystal clear is which side violence comes from, the ones who have wanted to crush other Cubans.
Social tensions in Cuba are about to reach boiling point with 15N around the corner – and many different scenarios could play out.
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A point that has become crystal clear is which side violence comes from, the ones who have wanted to crush other Cubans.
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Social tensions in Cuba are about to reach boiling point with 15N around the corner – and many different scenarios could play out.
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