Cuba Frees 2,000 Prisoners Amid Oil Supply Crunch
Cuba will release 2,010 prisoners as U.S. pressure on the island intensifies, with fuel shortages and economic strain mounting under tightened restrictions. The Cuban government described the move as a “humanitarian and sovereign gesture.” Those eligible for release include foreign nationals, young people, women, and inmates over 60. Officials said the decision follows a review of conduct, time served, and health conditions. The release comes as the U.S. escalates pressure on Havana. Since returning to office, President Donald Trump…