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'My friends are still in jail': Cubans take to the streets, but fear crossing line - Reuters

'My friends are still in jail': Cubans take to the streets, but fear crossing line - Reuters

'My friends are still in jail': Cubans take to the streets, but fear crossing line Reuters

March 10, 2026 at 10:01 AM Original source
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'My friends are still in jail': Cubans take to the streets, but fear crossing line - Reuters
Reutersvia rss

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Reutersvia ai

Cubans in San Antonio de los Baños and La Güinera express fear of protesting due to past crackdowns and ongoing U.S. sanctions.

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Cubans fearing crackdown are reluctant to take to the streets
Yahoo! Newsvia ai

Cubans express reluctance to protest due to fear of imprisonment following previous crackdowns and ongoing U.S. sanctions.

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