🙋 154th Weekly protest

Cuba to release 51 prisoners. European nuclear energy. Moscow under “whitelists.”

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On March 13, Reuters reported that Cuba, in agreement with the Vatican, would release 51 prisoners as a gesture of goodwill.
www.reuters.com/world/americas/cuba-release-51-prisoners-under-agreement-with-vatican-2026-03-13/

It had previously been reported that negotiations on a deal between the US and Cuba are underway.
www.reuters.com/world/americas/trump-says-cuba-negotiating-deal-with-him-rubio-2026-03-07/

On March 10, Deutsche Welle reported that, at the opening of the Nuclear Energy Summit in Paris, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen declared that Europe’s abandonment of nuclear energy had been a strategic mistake. She also announced the creation of a €200 million European Nuclear Energy Innovation Fund.
www.dw.com/en/europe-eu-nuclear-power-strategic-mistake/a-76289274

On March 13, the online outlet forbes.ru, citing sources, reported that “whitelists” of websites had begun operating in Moscow. These are websites that remain accessible when the authorities shut down the internet. Mobile phone and internet outages in Moscow began on March 6.
www.forbes.ru/tekhnologii/557184-v-moskve-zarabotali-belye-spiski-sajtov

Last December, we reported on that building of the whitelists is in process.
adrl.pt/event/2025-12-06/en

And in January of this year, we reported on the mass murder of their own citizens by the Iranian government. This was done with the internet shut down so that fewer people would see how they maintain power.
adrl.pt/event/2026-01-10/en

On March 11, Mediazona reported that 54-year-old fashion designer Elena Karanik was sentenced to 17 years in prison in Khabarovsk for treason and participation in a terrorist organization. According to investigators, she tore down several brochures calling for service in the Russian army and forwarded information, found online, about the death of a Russian soldier to a “Ukrainian representative.”
zona.media/news/2026/03/11/karaniku

On March 10, Deutsche Welle reported that Berlin historian Rainer Zitelmann had received a lawsuit from an unknown person for reposting an image on X social network. The image, which alludes to the events of 1938, depicts Hitler with the phrase in English: “Give me Czechoslovakia, and I will never attack anyone again.” Putin is depicted next to him with the same phrase, but about Ukraine. The complaint reportedly concerns the swastika armband on Hitler’s arm.
www.dw.com/ru/putin-i-gitler-isk-protiv-nemeckogo-istorika-za-post-v-x/a-76294228

On March 3, Euronews, citing Bloomberg, reported on the European real estate portfolio of Iran’s new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, who succeeded his father, worth approximately 400 million euros. Putinists, Hamas leaders, and other figures claiming to be the Motherland are doing the same.
www.euronews.com/2026/03/07/iran-succession-mojtaba-khamenei-linked-to-luxury-european-property-network

On March 12, the YouTube channel “Tousi TV” showed how regime supporters in Iran create the appearance of government stability: they read Mojtaba Khamenei’s messages instead of showing his personal appearances, talk about him strolling along the beach and sunbathing, and say that all is fine in Iran.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5FIIg-XuLY

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