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Havana, May 31 (Prensa Latina) Cuban citizen Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara was discharged today from the General Calixto García Hospital in this capital, where he was admitted on May 2 with a diagnosis of voluntary starvation.

Hear pro—democracy opposition voices again, as in the past year, we saw dozens of politicians and activists both young and old being detained or imprisoned under various charges. some of them are charged with subversion or collusion with foreign forces under the new national security law, which, if found guilty, could mean life imprisonment. even if they could be able to walk free from jail at some point, they could still be disenfranchised for life. lo kin—hei, head of hong kongs democratic...

Macau has banned a vigil marking China's deadly Tiananmen crackdown for the second year in a row, with authorities this time saying the event would "incite subversion", in the latest sign of withering political freedoms there.

Havana, May 14 (Prensa Latina) The United States government tried since 2007 to create illegal Internet access points in Cuba to subvert order on the island, the local press reported today.

US-financed operation against Cuban children condemned US-financed operation against Cuban children condemned Havana, Apr 3 (Prensa Latina) Cuban television on Friday condemned a new US-sponsored people´s action against Cuban children, with the main purpose of manipulating them. According to the television news, counterrevolutionary Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara, known for feigning a hunger strike as part of the San Isidro farce and vilifying national symbols, meant to conduct a subversive ac...

Hong Kong judge explains bail decisions in city’s largest national security law case involving 47 politicians and activists Madam Justice Esther Toh lays out reasons for granting bail to Democratic Party lawmaker Helena Wong and district councillor Cheng Tat-hung Legislation’s stringent bail test means defendants are more likely to be held in remand until trial

National security law: three more Hong Kong defendants released on bail in city’s biggest case so far under the legislation Bail revoked for another in prosecution’s High Court challenge against magistrate’s decision to grant temporary release to 11 defendants Forty-seven defendants have been charged with subversion, accused of plotting to paralyse the government

High Court is hearing prosecution appeals against earlier decisions to grant bail to some of those charged with subversion under Beijing-decreed legislation.

Geneva, Mar 3 (Prensa Latina) Cubas permanent representative to the UN-Geneva Juan Antonio Quintanilla denounced on Wednesday at the Human Rights Council the use of culture as a weapon to stimulate subversion against his country.

Bail applications of eight of 47 defendants have yet to be heard at West Kowloon Court following an eight-hour session on Tuesday.