Cuba protests erupt in Morón, Ciego de Ávila as demonstrators set fire to the local Communist Party headquarters during nationwide blackouts and shortages. Videos from central Cuba show residents marching through the dark streets of Morón on the night of March 13, chanting "libertad" and banging pots and pans as part of a blackout protest. Footage circulating online shows demonstrators entering the local office of the Communist Party of Cuba, dragging furniture, portraits and party materials into the street and setting them on fire. The unrest comes amid Cuba's deepening electricity crisis, with many parts of the island experiencing prolonged power outages linked to fuel shortages and failing infrastructure.