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From our very busy Bureau of Socialist Tolerance, Compassion, and Social Justice This is what will inevitably happen if you dare to complain about anything in a socialist utopia. These men and women who were arrested over the past few days were merely expressing their frustration about Castro, Inc.'s inability to produce electricity. So, in ....
14yMedio reports from Havana via Translating Cuba: The Trial Against the Caimanera Protesters in Cuba Begins Behind Closed Doors and Under a Strong Security Operation The trial against the Caimanera protesters for the crimes of public disorder, instigation to commit a crime and attack began this Wednesday behind closed doors and under a strong security operation that ....
The reason the left wants to censor and control what is posted on social media is not just to silence dissent, but as we see in communist Cuba, to punish you as well. This is socialism in action. Via CiberCuba (my translation): Cuban faces four years in prison for 'offending' the Interior Ministry on Facebook ....
A Cuban court has sentenced Roberto Pérez Fonseca to 10 years imprisonment for allegedly attacking police officers “with stones and bottles,” during the July 11-12 nationwide demonstrations, it was reported Saturday. ....
Representation of Justice IStock On May 1, 2020, the young Cuban Dairon Duque de Estrada Aguilera was arrested for shouting, on the street in front of his home: Down with Fidel, down with Raúl, down with the CDR and down with the Police. After being incarcerated for 13 days without charges being brought, the Prosecutor s Office prepared a case against him for the crime of contempt. Events like this happen all too often in Cuba, but Dairon s case was extremely special. After the trial, held at the Municipal People s Court of Santiago de Cuba, judges Javier Mustelier Armiñán, Consuelo Tamayo Mexi and Osvaldo Álvarez Pérez decided to acquit him in Verdict No. 53 of February 8, 2021. ....