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FROM
CUBA
Police raid house after meeting with European
diplomats
HAVANA, March 20 (Jaime Leygonier / www.cubanet.org)
- Darsi Ferrer, director of the "Juan
Bruno Zayas" Center of Health and Human
Rights, says state security agents raided
her home following a meeting there with
diplomats from the European Union who were
interested in her work.
"First they came months with a search
warrant and stole my computer, documents
from the United Nations and a tape recorder,"
she said. "I say they robbed me because
the search warrant said 'search for objects
of crime.'"
Ferrer said the latest search occurred
March 13, 72 hours after the visit by the
diplomats. "They were interested in
learning about the social work of the health
center," she said.
Ferrer said she spent the weekend visiting
relatives in Pinar del Rio with her husband
and infant son. Upon returning on the Monday,
she said she found the house in disorder.
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