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FROM
CUBA
Anti-government posters appear in Batabanó
HAVANA, Cuba, October 31 (Ernesto Roque
Cintero, UPECI / www.cubanet.org) - Some
dozen posters and anti-government graffiti
appeared on walls in the southern coastal
municipality of Batabanó last week,
some as a result of power outages because
of Hurricane Wilma.
"We want to live without power outages,"
"Power outages are terrorism,"
and "Down with Fidel" red some
of the posters.
As a result of the posters, police called
in for questioning about 20 people, including
independent journalist Richard Roselló,
who said he was questioned about the anti-government
slogans.
"I don't write on walls, I write on
what I think is paper," Roselló
said he told the police.
Among those questioned were several repatriated
rafters.
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