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Anti-government graffiti in Holguín
HOLGUIN, Cuba - August 25 (Liannis Meriño
Aguilera, Jóvenes sin Censura / www.cubanet.org)
- Someone wrote anti-government slogans
on the walls of a bus stop across the street
from a military post in Banes, Holguín
municipality last weekend.
The graffiti read "Down with Fidel"
and "We don't want Raúl,"
in chalk. A detachment from the political
police, headed by Major Wilson Ramírez,
of the Department of State Security, converged
on the site in the early morning and cleaned
up the wall after thoroughly photographing
it.
Later in the day, the local contingent
of the "Rapid Response Brigades,"
the government directed mobs who prosecute
all those not in agreement with government
policies, were gathered at the fire station
and told to "be watchful of acts of
disobedience like this one."
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