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Cuba announces the release of 2,010 prisoners during Holy Week amid US pressure

The Cuban government announced it will pardon 2,010 prisoners as a "humanitarian and sovereign gesture" during Holy Week. The release comes as Cuba faces mounting economic pressure from the US, including an oil blockade that has caused widespread fuel shortages and blackouts. This is Cuba's second prisoner release this year, following the release of 51 prisoners in March after talks with the Vatican.

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Cuba says it will release over 2,000 prisoners, as U.S. keeps up pressure
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THE RIGHT3 outlets · mostly neutral
Cuba releases 2,000 prisoners amid Trump pressure, energy crisis
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“Cuba to free 2,010 prisoners from island jails in 'sovereign gesture'” · Reuters, Al Jazeera, BBC, The Hill

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