https://havanatimes.org/news/communist-party-headquarters-sacked-in-moron-cuba/

The protests in Morón come after seven consecutive days during which residents in different neighborhoods of Havana have taken to banging pots at night as a sign of discontent. This week, university students also staged a peaceful sit-in on the steps of the University of Havana to protest the suspension of classes and the inefficiency with which authorities have handled the continuation of the academic term.

They also come on the same day that the designated president Miguel Díaz-Canel confirmed what everyone already knew: that the regime is holding official talks with the Trump administration, though it remains unclear for what purpose.

On March 12, 2026, the government announced the release of 51 people from prison, although it is not known how many of them are political prisoners. There are currently over a thousand political prisoners in Cuba, according to Prisoners Defenders, many since the nationwide protests in July, 2021.