Cuba: Díaz-Canel visit locks down Havana neighborhood, residents confined

A visit by Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel to a Havana neighborhood triggered a heavy security lockdown, including police, plainclothes agents, and a ban on leaving, disrupting daily life. The incident underscores the regime's tight control over movement and information during official visits. The situation is localized but reflects broader state surveillance and restrictions in Cuba.