Supreme Court Ratifies Sentences of up to 20 Years for Sabotage of the Electricity System in La Habana
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Four men were convicted by the Supreme Court of Cuba for stealing dielectric oil from the Havana Milky Complex, which caused millions of losses. The crime was described as sabotage.
The Supreme People's Court of #Cuba upheld sentences that add up to 69 years of #prison for four accused of stealing 140 liters of dielectric oil in Havana.
The State Security Crimes Chamber of the Supreme People's Court (TSP) confirmed the convictions for sabotage of those responsible for the theft of 140 liters of dielectric oil in this capital, Cubadebate reported today.
The trial was carried out in an exemplary manner in view of the fact that these events contravene the efforts made by the State to guarantee the production of food of basic need for the population, in view of the unfavourable energy situation in the country caused by the economic blockade imposed by the United States of America.
Havana, Oct 2 (Prensa Latina) The Chamber of Offences against State Security of the Supreme People's Court (TSP) ratified the convictions for sabotage of those responsible for the theft of 140 liters of dielectric oil in this capital, Cubadebate reported today. The post They ratify convictions against those involved in electrical sabotage in Cuba first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
The Chamber for Offences against State Security confirmed the convictions based on the degree of participation and the economic consequences, which amounted to more than 10 million pesos. The post Supreme Court ratifies sentences of up to 20 years for sabotage of the electricity system in La Habana first appeared on Cubadebate.
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