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July 12, 2011

5 former Group of 75 prisoners arrested, detained released

Five former Cuban prisoners of conscience released from jail earlier this year were arrested Monday while traveling to Pinar del Rio, and later were released, according to Regis Iglesias, another former prisoner of conscience.

The five are:

HernandezNavarro Ivan Hernandez and Felix Navarro

Gonzalez
Diosdado Gonzalez

Moya
Angel Moya

Sigler
Guido Sigler

These were among the 12 Group of 75 prisoners who chose more time in prison than accept forced overseas exile.

So they knew there would be days like this.

Posted by on July 12, 2011 at 09:15 PM in Cuba |

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