One week after mass Cuba protests, streets heavily monitored 2 minutes read By Atahualpa Amerise San Antonio de los Baños, Cuba, July 18 (EFE).- One week after the wave of large protests across Cuba, the police and the military are exhaustively monitoring the streets, especially in the city of San Antonio de los Baños, where the demonstrations began. Access to this location – about 30 kilometers west of Havana – was mostly cut off or guarded by security agents Sunday. Although the streets showed the usual flow of people, Efe was able to observe trucks full of soldiers and the central square had more than a dozen policemen, soldiers and agents of the department of state security, the intelligence and counterintelligence body of Cuba, labeled by opponents as the “Cuban Political Police.”