Foreign Media: Cuba announced it will release 2,010 prisoners, calling it a "humanitarian and sovereign gesture," including foreign nationals, young people, women, and those over the age of 60, during the Holy Week religious celebrations. This marks Cuba's second large-scale release this year, following the earlier release of 51 individuals in March.
The move comes amid ongoing pressure from the United States: after the Trump administration took office, it made clear its intent to change the Cuban regime, with blockades on oil shipments leading to severe fuel shortages and widespread power outages in Cuba—despite last week’s Russian oil tanker docking at a Cuban port, which received tacit approval from Trump.
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