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Alina Bárbara López Denounces Almost Ten Hours of Arbitrary Detention, While the Regime Denies that There Are Political Prisoners in Cuba
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Meanwhile, in Havana, activist Lara Crofs was arrested
The historian and activist reported that she was held for almost 10 hours in a police station in Matanzas. During the interrogation, an instructor from the Ministry of the Interior said that there are no political prisoners in the country. Lopez responded by shouting “Freedom for political prisoners” and denounced a strategy to prolong her home detention without trial.
Another 18th of civic protest ends with the arrest of its promoter, the Cuban intellectual Alina Bárbara López, and with surveillance and threats against other activists.
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