US EditionReport: Cuba Kicks Priest Out of Country for Ringing Havana Church Bells During Protest
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Father Pepe, a Mexican priest, was expelled from Cuba after expressing his support for Cubans and participating in protests against blackouts. His departure reflects the growing tension between the Church and the regime.
Cuba's communist authorities have expelled Mexican missionary Father Jose Ramirez for ringing a church bell during one of Havana's overnight anti-government protests against power outages, the independent Radio Marti reported on Thursday. The station specified that the priest was the parish priest in the Santos Suarez neighborhood in Havana. The decision to immediately expel the Mexican priest is related to his ringing of the bell Tuesday evenin…
The regime is tacitly expelling Mexican priest José Ramírez, stationed in Cuba, who rang the bells of his church in Havana during Monday's protests.
In the church La Milagrosa, in Santos Suárez, José Ramírez offered food to a circle of grandparents and other social services
It is not the first time that Havana has expelled foreign religious who are critical or do not agree with the regime.
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