**Cuban Prosecutor’s Office Announces Strict Enforcement of Laws Against Sabotage of the National Electric System**
*Havana, 31 August 2026* – The Fiscalía General de la República de Cuba (Cuban General Prosecutor’s Office) issued a statement on its official website reaffirming that it will apply the full force of the law to individuals accused of offenses targeting the Sistema Eléctrico Nacional (SEN). The announcement refers to incidents that occurred between 2025 and the first half of 2026, which are classified as sabotage under the Cuban Penal Code.
According to the statement, the Prosecutor’s Office is pursuing legal action against those alleged to have committed acts that jeopardized the operation and integrity of the national electricity network. The measures are described as “maximum rigor” in accordance with the provisions governing sabotage and related crimes.
The statement did not disclose the number of suspects, the specific nature of the alleged sabotage, or any details of ongoing investigations. No further comments were provided by officials or representatives of the accused parties.
The Prosecutor’s Office emphasized that the enforcement of these legal provisions is intended to protect critical infrastructure and maintain public safety. The announcement aligns with Cuba’s broader policy of safeguarding essential services and deterring actions that could disrupt the country’s energy supply.
Article source: adelante.cu | Image credit: BBC
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