HAVANA (AP) Cuba's government on Tuesday spelled out its laws against using social media or the internet to stir up protests or insult the state and offered people a form to report offenders. The decrees published in the Official Gazette follow the largest protests Cuba has seen in years, which broke out last month and apparently were fed in part by messages on social media applications.
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