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New repressive scaling in Santiago of Cuba
 SANTIAGO OF CUBA, Julio 5, a 2008 (Victor and Sanchez www.miamiprogressive.com) operative fort of the political police during days 2 and 3 of July lead to the arrest of several opponents and members of the civil society in Santiago of Cuba. The intention, to avoid serious of activities anticipated to be developed during these days and that demonstrates the re-sizing of the Cuban internal opposition, presented therefore them several activists as soon as outside released.
Between the prisoners one was Pedro Antonio Alonso Perez, Chief of a main directorate of the Project of Cuban Rural Civic Development, that had pre seen attend in Havana a meeting of relatores of human rights, where it would present/display the demand that her organization presented/displayed the Council of State, like via guaranteeing one of the most essential human rights, the feeding.
During his trip to Havana the leader farmer Antonio Alonso tried to give to average a copy of the letter presented/displayed to the North American authorities, through his Office of Interests in Havana, guaranteed by several organizations of the rural surroundings, like the National Alliance of Independent Agriculturists of Cuba, the Latin American Federation of Rural Women, the Training center and Agricultural Investigations and the Union of Rural Young people, in who the right of the deprived farmers is requested to the free commerce with the United States.
In the operative police officer also they were prisoners, Brave Lizeth Side, Director of the Agency of Prensa Libre Oriental (APLO) and Juan Carlos Hernandez the Hernandez, of the Movement Cuban Young by the Democracy, who were put under a rigorous interrogation, that she included until test psychometric. The cruel treatment fu, relates Juan C. Hernandez, “we were stopped day 2 between the 5 and the 8 at night and lead to the Unit of Confrontation, of the Security of the State, where we remained until around the two in the morning of day 3. Own day 3 we were stopped again to 8 in the morning until the 6 of afternoon, when we were released under threat that we could severely be condemned. In so many hours of halting, they did not provide nor water at least to us�, concluded Hernandez.
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