Cuba's Supreme Court upholds 69-year sentences for 'electric sabotage'

Cuba's Supreme People's Court upheld prison sentences totaling 69 years for four individuals convicted of stealing 140 liters of dielectric oil in Havana, an act classified as 'electric sabotage.' The ruling reinforces the state's hard line on infrastructure-related crimes amid ongoing energy shortages. The severity of the sentences suggests a deterrent intent, but details on evidence and trial fairness remain limited.