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Cuban Uprising Ignites as Cities Erupt in Anti-Regime Fury
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- Protestors stormed and set fire to Communist Party headquarters in Morón, Ciego de Ávila.
- Protests erupted due to fuel shortages and blackouts starting March 4.
- Cuba released 51 prisoners after talks with Secretary Marco Rubio.
Protests against Cuba’s brutal communist regime have exploded as citizens rise against oppression fueled by chronic power outages and fuel scarcity.
Demonstrators banged pots, lit street fires, and chanted demands for liberty from President Miguel Díaz-Canel’s failed policies.
“WE WANT FREEDOM!”
Rep. Carlos A. Gimenez stated: “The people of #Cuba have just set fire to the Communist Party’s Headquarters in the eastern town of #Morón. The Cuban people have had enough of the brutal dictatorship!”
President Trump warned Cuba could follow Venezuela and Iran in leadership change.
Havana acknowledged U.S. pressure, entering direct talks with Secretary Rubio as a pro-freedom shift emerges.
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