A new bill introduced in Cuba could pave the way for the government to strip opposition members from their citizenships if passed, El País reported.
Concretely, the document says that Cuban people "can't be deprived from their citizenship except as a result of legally established causes." They include "enlisting in any kind of armed organization which has the goal of harming the territorial integrity of the state, its citizens and other people living in the country," or "conducting actions that are contrary to the Cuban Republic's political, economic or social interests."
