More than 1,600 Cubans have been prosecuted for illegal slaughter of livestock and trafficking of its meat. According to Cubanet.org, 78% of those involved received sentences of up to 15 years in prison.
Authorities have uncovered an illegal network for the slaughter and trade of livestock meat in Cuba that has involved a large number of people. Comprehensive investigations have been carried out, resulting in the prosecution of over 1,600 individuals for these crimes.
Among those prosecuted, the vast majority have received sentences of up to 15 years in prison, highlighting the severity of the acts committed. Cuban authorities have demonstrated their determination to combat such illegal activities that affect both legal producers and the legitimate meat trade in the country.
This case underscores the seriousness with which Cuba takes the protection of natural resources and the preservation of the legal livestock industry. It serves as a reminder to those who attempt to engage in illegal practices that the consequences of their actions will be severe, and that authorities are vigilant in ensuring compliance with the law.
