Denouncing police threats: Cuban journalist says won't 'shut up' after brief detention
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"They want me to shut up, they want me to go away", denounced on social networks this figure of independent journalism in Cuba, arrested Thursday morning in the middle of the street in the capital, then released at the beginning of the evening. A little later, she denounced the presence of police officers "at the bottom of his building" to "prevent him from going out" from her home. Another independent journalist, Camila Acosta, as well as young…
Cuban journalist Yoani Sánchez denounced this Friday that she received "threats" and "pressures" from the political police, one day after she had been detained for several hours in Havana. "They want me to shut up, they want me to leave (from the country)," said this figure of independent journalism in Cuba, arrested Thursday morning in a street in the capital and released early in the afternoon.
Cuban independent journalist Yoani Sánchez reported having received threats and pressure from State Security, a day after she was detained for several hours in Havana. “They want me to shut up, they want me to leave the country,” she said on social networks on Friday, November 6. In a...
Denouncing police threats: Cuban journalist says won't 'shut up' after brief detention
Cuban journalist Yoani Sánchez denounced this Friday that she received “threats” and “pressures” from the political police, one day after she was arrested for several hours in Havana. “They want me to shut up, they want me to leave (from the country),” said in the networks this figure of independent journalism in Cuba, arrested Thursday morning in a street in the capital and released early in the afternoon. Opposition woman Berta Soler, 63 years…
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