Cuban Regime Blocks Masonic Institution Accounts, Workers Unpaid for Four Months

The Cuban government has blocked the bank accounts of the Supreme Council of Freemasonry, preventing workers from receiving salaries for over four months. This action continues the regime's pattern of controlling civic organizations, signaling heightened repression of independent civil society. The move may escalate tensions with the Masonic community and could draw international criticism, though its broader political impact remains uncertain.