Protestors in Cuba who have been taking to the streets after Hurricane Ian damaged the island’s already faltering power grid could face criminal charges, Cuba’s Attorney General’s office said Saturday.
Source:: World News
After Hurricane Ian left Cuba in the dark, protestors took to the streets. Now the government is set to charge them
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