OCDH registered 314 repressive actions during the month of April – 2024-05-09 04:05:45

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2024-05-09 04:05:45

In a report recently presented by the Cuban Observatory for Human Rights (OCDH), it was reported that during the month of April at least 314 repressive actions against the civilian population in Cuba were recorded.

This alarming number includes 75 arbitrary arrests and 239 other abuses ranging from threats and police summonses to trials and judicial sentences, mainly affecting activists, political prisoners, common prisoners and their families.

The organization specified that the provinces most affected by these repressive actions were Havana, Matanzas, Camagüey and Villa Clara, standing out as the main scenarios of this unfortunate panorama of repression.

According to the OCDH, these repressive acts are not isolated events, but part of a broader policy of the Castro regime aimed at stifling any dissidence or criticism of its absurd decisions.

“Activist housing sites, threats, police summonses, trials and court rulings, among others, prevailed,” the statement reads.

These acts of violence against those who cry out for a better future have been consistently reported, accumulating a total of 1,287 repressive actions in the first four months of the current year.

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This panorama in Cuba reflects the growing tension within the island, however, the country’s inhabitants have already demonstrated on repeated occasions that fear has been lost and are willing to demand whatever is necessary.

Meanwhile, the regime remains determined to repress those who do not deserve it, when in reality, all types of criminals walk freely through the Cuban streets, committing murders, robberies, rapes… and without being pursued by absolutely anyone.

Despite the daily terror, there are many political prisoners who, although in inhumane conditions, refuse to bow their heads against tyranny.

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