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December 01, 2011

Women take to streets to demand an end to 'the hunger, the misery and the poverty in Cuba'

Via Babalu, Cubaencuentro.com has the story.

Here are the videos:

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As of Thursday, one of the women, 77-year-old Blanca Hernández Moya, had been released.

Upon watching these videos, a friend commented on Facebook: "And there are still people who want to go on leisure travel to that gulag. Images like these are a clear sign the regime has started to lose its iron grip."

Posted by on December 01, 2011 at 07:10 PM in Cuba |

Tags: arrests, Castro, Cuba, Havana, protest, secret police, video, women

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