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CUBA
Government opponent expelled from Havana
HAVANA, March 25 (Gilberto Figueredo,
Lux Info Press / www.cubanet.org) - Agents
of the Department of State Security expelled
Ada Kaly Márquez, a known anti-government
activist, from Havana, putting her on a
train to her native Guantánamo.
Márquez is the acting national coordinator
of the November 30th Democratic Party, an
organization without legal standing in Cuba
since the government doesn't recognize any
political organization other than the Communist
Party.
Márquez had been "spoken to"
before by the agents, who threatened to
imprison her if she went to a Mass in support
of the 75 dissidents and journalists arrested
starting March 18 last year.
In the last few days agents called her
in to the police station in San Miguel del
Padrón municipality, in Havana, took
away her ID card and sent her to the train
station, where they put her on a train headed
east to Guantánamo, at the other
end of the island.
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