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Protesters in Cuba Light Fire, Hurl Objects in Rare Riot Over Blackouts
CUBA – Rare protests in Cuba turned violent over the weekend as frustration over blackouts and food shortages spilled into the streets.
CUBA – Rare protests in Cuba turned violent over the weekend as frustration over blackouts and food shortages spilled into the streets.
State media says a demonstration in the city of Morón began peacefully Friday night before escalating into unrest early Saturday.
Videos verified by Reuters show protesters lighting fires and throwing objects near a government building.
Public demonstrations remain uncommon in Cuba, where protests are technically allowed but lack clear legal guidelines.
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