Cuban dissidents denounce break-up of protest

29 Sep 2007

Cuban dissident leaders denounced on Friday the police detention of 47 activists attempting to hold a street protest in Havana on behalf of political prisoners. But prominent dissident Martha Beatriz Roque told AFP the government had detained and then released the activists to “minimise the international political cost” of its actions. Full Story

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Cuban dissidents denounce break-up of protest

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