Cuban pastor held incommunicado after Capitol protest; new pressure on churches

A Cuban pastor was detained after protesting in front of the Capitol and remains incommunicado without charges, while another pastor was summoned and an activist is also incommunicado. Historian Alina Bárbara López warns this signals a new front of repression against churches in Cuba. The development indicates an escalation of state pressure on religious groups, though details on the legal basis and broader scope remain unclear.