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The condemned under pressure competing politician By: Juan Carlos Hernandez Hernandez SANTIAGO OF CUBA, 12 of June of 2009 (www.miamiprogressive.com) Juan Ramon Olivera Despaigne, member of Political Party 30 of November, was condemned to 2 years of prison by the Provincial Court of Santiago of Cuba, by the crime of Attack in the Cause 146-11-2009. It presented thus it Ramon Sanchez, Vice-president of Youthful Front 13 of March. Information adds, that Olivera Despaigne, found selling tomatos in door of his address, located in Av. Camilo Cienfuegos no. 9 Interior, and R. Peraza and Agüero, Distribution New Vista Glad, when he was boarded by the Head of Sector of the Revolutionary National Police and 2 state inspectors, who tried decomisárselos, under the pretext of illicit economic activity. Witnesses in the place indicate that Olivera Despaigne refused to give its tomatos to him, alleging those were product of their sacrifice and immediately afterwards it began to give them to which it happened through the place, while it shouted: “The Alive Free Cuba� “Goes the Human rights�. In response to his attitude, the Agent of lead it to the Police to the police, well-known Station like Micro, where he remained stopped by 5 days and encausado by attack, since one of the inspectors involved in the facts, declared to be struck by two tomatos. The Head of the Sector of the Police also declared that indeed the inspector had been struck by the tomatos. Nevertheless, in the judgment he changed his testimony, declaring not to be safe if they had struck it to the tomatos. The political opponent denied the charges at any moment.Although the facts are typified under a civil action, during the development of the hearing I was all along present the Official of the Security of the State “Alexander�. The seizures in the public thoroughfare on the part of the state police and other civil servants are very common and common it is that the citizens do not protest, reason why in the majority of the cases, they take control of the seized goods. |
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