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Could street protests finally topple Cuba's communist regime?

14 July 2021

8:33 AM

14 July 2021

8:33 AM

Could the growing tide of protests finally topple Cuba’s communist government? Many Cubans are certainly angry: Sunday marked the largest-ever demonstration against the island’s regime. Organised through social media, the protests, which began in a town twenty miles outside Havana, quickly spread across Cuba. Thousands of demonstrators marched along some of Havana’s most iconic streets, chanting ‘Freedom!’, ‘Fatherland and Life’ and ‘Down with the dictatorship!’

Discontent with the regime, which took power in 1959, has been rising for the past year.

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