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Cuban activists blockaded at home amid protest clampdown

  • Nov 16, 2021
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The content originally appeared on: CNN Protests are permitted under the Cuban constitution. However, the government had vowed not to allow Monday's planned demonstrations - intended to call for greater political freedoms - claiming they were a pretext to stir up trouble on the communist-run island, and that they'd been secretly organized by Cuban exiles and the US. The city of Havana saw a heavy police presence on Monday morning as authorities prepared to face potential protesters. Ultimately, streets remained […]

Source: Trinidad News

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