Protesters in central Cuba torched a Communist Party office in Moron on Saturday as the island faces severe food and energy shortages intensified by U.S. restrictions on oil access under President Trump. The government arrested five people for the incident, while Cubans have increasingly expressed frustration through protests including "cacerolazo" pot-banging demonstrations and university sit-ins over electricity and food scarcity.
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Protesters in central Cuba torched a Communist Party office in Moron on Saturday as the island faces severe food and energy shortages intensified by U.S. restrictions on oil access under President Trump. The government arrested five people for the incident, while Cubans have increasingly expressed frustration through protests including "cacerolazo" pot-banging demonstrations and university sit-ins over electricity and food scarcity.