Cuba prende dez panamenses por ameaçar a ordem

02 de março de 2026

Reportado por IA

O Ministério do Interior de Cuba informou sobre a prisão em Havana de dez cidadãos panamenses acusados de ameaçar a ordem constitucional do país. O anúncio foi feito em 2 de março de 2026. Não foram fornecidos detalhes adicionais sobre as circunstâncias das prisões.

O Ministério do Interior de Cuba (Minint) anunciou a captura de dez cidadãos panamenses na capital. De acordo com o comunicado oficial, esses indivíduos foram detidos por ações que representam uma ameaça à ordem constitucional cubana. A informação foi publicada pela Prensa Latina em 2 de março de 2026, enfatizando o compromisso das autoridades cubanas em manter a estabilidade interna. Não foram reveladas identidades específicas ou motivações detalhadas no relatório inicial. Este incidente ressalta as medidas de segurança impostas pelo governo cubano contra possíveis interferências externas. As autoridades não emitiram mais comentários sobre o assunto.

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