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NUEVA GERONA, June 24 (Carlos Serpa Maceira, UPECI / www.cubanet.org) - The
political police in Camagüey, in conjunction with the Cuban phone company
ETECSA, has disconnected independent journalist Normando Hernández’
phone.
Hernández says the interruption in service is politically motivated
since he has always paid his phone bill on time.
"The line’s been dead since June 15, the date when the process of
signing the so-called Constitutional modification project was called by Fidel
Castro," said Hernández.
ETECSA is a joint venture between Italian capital and the Cuban government.
Hernández is the president of the Independent Journalists Association
in Camagüey.
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