Protesters in Cuba burnt down a Communist Party office in a rare display of anti-government dissent. Footage showed dozens of people chanting “liberty” as they attacked the official building in the town of Morón with rocks and set fire to computers and furniture in the street.

A group of residents of a city in central Cuba have taken to the streets and partially destroyed the local headquarters of the ruling communist party.

By Dave Sherwood HAVANA, March 9 (Reuters) - A group of just over 20 Cuban university students staged a rare, hours-long protest at the University of Havana on Monday, angry over class disruptions amid a U.

Videos on socia media show residents walking and at times running through the streets of Morón, in the province of Ciego de Avila, shouting anti-government slogans in the middle of a blackout late night Friday and early morning Saturday,

As protests in Cuba over the lack of electricity and food entered their second night, Mexico’s former president launched a fundraising campaign to aid a nation he says is being “exterminated for its ideals of liberty and the defense of its sovereignty.

Protesters attack the Cuban Communist Party's headquarters, torching office furniture as a massive bonfire lights up the streets. Cubans are hitting a breaking point as intensifying demonstrations erupt.