Cuba: Eight Activists Sentenced to 7-8 Years for Social Media 'Destabilization'

A Cuban court sentenced eight individuals from Las Tunas to seven and eight years in prison for allegedly using social media to destabilize the state. The trial was held inside the provincial prison, reportedly due to fuel shortages, raising due-process concerns. This marks a continued crackdown on dissent, with the severity of sentences signaling an escalation in repression.