At least 115 prisoners died in the custody of the Cuban dictatorship due to lack of medical care and malnutrition.
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Between February 1, 2024, and June 30, 2026, at least 115 individuals died while in the custody of the Cuban state. According to a report by the non-governmental organization Cubalex, these fatalities were attributed to a lack of medical attention and malnutrition among the prison population.
The findings, based on a reconstruction of deaths within the penal system, highlight concerns regarding the conditions of those deprived of liberty in Cuba. The report serves as a formal documentation of mortality rates within the country's detention facilities during this period.
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