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December 02, 2012

Cuban girl, 15, viciously attacked for defending Damas De Blanco

BereniceBerenice Héctor González

A 15-year-old girl, Berenice Héctor González, is recovering from severe knife wounds she suffered when she was attacked Nov. 4 by the 19-year-old daughter of a Cuban State Security capitan.

Berenice had apparently offended her attacker, Dailiana Planchez Torres, because she had defended the Damas De Blanco, four members of which are related to Berenice.

Diario De Cuba has the story.

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