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Cuba Protests Reported as Internet Use Drops Off in Wake of Hurricane Ian

Jack Dutton is a Newsweek Reporter based in Cape Town, South Africa. His focus is reporting on global politics and international relations. He has covered climate change, foreign affairs, migration ...

Cuba accuses former economy minister of espionage, other crimes

Cuba's top prosecutor accused on Friday former economy minister Alejandro Gil and unidentified individuals of crimes ranging from espionage to bribery, in one of the largest publicly disclosed ...
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Exiles protest in Little Havana to show solidarity with SOS Cuba dissenters

MIAMI — Cuban-American activists met on Thursday in Miami to commemorate the third anniversary of the 2021 demonstrations on the island, as their dissent over a lack of human rights, food shortages, ...
Newsweek

The Legacy of Cuba’s 11J | Opinion

Last July 11, a couple dozen people started marching through the streets of San Antonio de los Baños, a town 35 kilometers from my home in Havana. The protests quickly spread. Neighborhood by ...
Reuters

Havana protests flare for second night as Cuba scrambles to turn on lights

HAVANA, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Crews restored power to more neighborhoods across Havana on Saturday after a second day of protests over ongoing blackouts in Cuba's capital, including some of the ...