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Cuban demonstrators given jail terms of 4 to 30 years

Cuba s Judiciary handed down prison sentences ranging from 4 to 30 years to the July 11 demonstrators who filled the streets demanding an improvement to their living conditions, it was reported Thursday.

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The Fiji Times » Cuban anti-government protesters get up to 30 years behind bars

The Fiji Times » Cuban anti-government protesters get up to 30 years behind bars
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Cuban anti-government protesters get up to 30 years behind bars

By Dave Sherwood HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba said late on Wednesday it had sentenced upwards of 100 protesters in Havana to between 4 and 30 years in prison for violence committed during island-wide demonstrations last year, the largest since Fidel Castro's 1959 revolution.

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Cuban anti-government protesters get up to 30 years behind bars

Cuba has sentenced upwards of 100 protesters in Havana to between 4 and 30 years in prison for violence committed during island-wide demonstrations last year.

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Chupacabra Alerts in Chile, Paraguay and Argentina

The famous goat-sucking cryptid known as the Chupacabra can trace its roots to Puerto Rico, where tales of the blood-drinking creature began around 1995, but is rarely seen or reported today. While the cyrtid is implicated often when dead livestock are found, it’s most prominent in North America, where it’s said to look more like

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