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January 18, 2012

Support Cuba's freedom fighters by learning their names and spreading the word

Numerous Cuban activists have been arrested and detained in recent days.

Details of their arrests are not as important as their names so that they, and those who oppress them, know that they are not forgotten.

They include:

 

SaraFonsecaSara Martha Fonseca

 

 

Guillermo FarinasGuillermo Farinas

 

 

AngelAcostaAngel Moya Acosta

 

 

Sandra GuerraSandra Guerra

 

 

Yris iris Tamara AguileraIris Tamara Aguilera

 

JorgeLuisArtilesJorge Luis Artiles

 

Others arrested this week include Xiomara Martín Jiménez, María Teresa Castellano Valido,  Ana Iris Cabrera de la Riva, Yaneris Pérez Rey, Leticia Ramos Herrería, Jorge Luis Artiles, Raumel Vinajera and Eliecer Palma Pupo.

Learn their names, and spread the news.

Posted by on January 18, 2012 at 09:49 PM in Cuba |

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