Protests in Cuba subsided in September, but the dictatorship's repressive actions increased.

Protests in Cuba experienced a 63% decline during the month of September, with the number of demonstrations dropping from 94 in August to 35. This data was released by the non-governmental organization Cubalex in its latest monthly report.

Despite the reduction in public demonstrations, the report indicates that repressive actions by the Cuban government increased during the same period. Cubalex documented 298 instances of such measures, suggesting an inverse relationship between the frequency of public protests and the intensity of state-led crackdowns.