CUBA NEWS
June 22, 2004

FROM CUBA
Political prisoner held in punishment cell; wife denied visit

HAVANA, June 17 (Moisés Leonardo Rodríguez Valdés, Grupo Decoro - www.cubanet.org) - After Aniley Puentes traveled more than 230 miles in Cuba's precarious transportation system to visit her imprisoned husband, she was refused the visit by prison authorities at the Agüica prison, in Matanzas province.

Puentes started her journey the day before in Manuel Lazo township, Pinar del Río province, and traveled with her mother and her infant daughter.

After a six-hour wait at the prison, officials told Puentes that her husband, Fidel Suárez, was in a punishment cell because he had refused to be transferred to a ward with dangerous inmates.

Puentes, who was carrying some foodstuffs for her husband, was not allowed to deliver them. 

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