Cuba Releases List of Amnesty Prisoners Amid US Negotiations

The Cuban government has released a list of prisoners who were freed as part of an April amnesty. This move follows negotiations with the United States. In April, Cuba announced plans to release over 2,000 prisoners, marking their second amnesty of the year without revealing identities until now.

The Cuban government on Monday published a comprehensive list of prisoners who were released following an April amnesty, which occurred amidst tense negotiations with the United States.

In April, Cuban authorities declared their intention to free over 2,000 inmates from the island's jails, representing the year's second amnesty announcement by the communist-run government.

Until now, the identities of those freed had not been publicly disclosed by Cuban officials.