Protests against the Communist Party government in Cuba have centred once again, after years, around the party office in the city of Moron. Over the weekend, there was a rare outburst of public dissent triggered by blackouts, which have been caused mainly by a US oil blockade, news agency AP reported from capital Havana. Anti-government protesters look on as a fire burns at a Communist Party office in Moron, Cuba, in this screengrab from video released over the weekend. (Video grab: Social Media via Reuters) Moron was also the site of significant protests during anti-government riots in July 2021, the largest since Fidel Castro’s 1959 revolution. A leading anti-government activist, Yoani Sanchez, has since said she’s been holed up in her home by policeman dressed in civilian clothes in Havana. The situation appeared to near a breaking point as US President Donald Trump, at present in the middle of a war with Iran, also escalated his rhetoric against Cuba, saying he might have the “honour” of “taking Cuba” in some form. “I can do anything …