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June 15, 2012

Cuban human rights group reports more than 400 political arrests in May

The Cuban Commission on Human Rights and National Reconciliation on Thursday reported there were at 432 politically motivated arrests in May, bringing the total for the year to 3,218.

Each arrest, proof that Cuba under Raul Castro is as repressive as ever, proof that Cuba under Raul Castro has not changed.

For more details, including information on each arrest, read this.

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