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FROM
CUBA
Unemployed threatened with prison
HAVANA, Cuba - October 17 (Ahmed Rodríguez
Albacia, Jovenes sin Censura / www.cubanet.org)
- Cuban dissident Yuniel Columbié
said police have threatened to throw him
in prison for not having a steady job and
for visiting the home of his uncle Julio,
a delegate to the Cuban Foundation for Human
Rights.
Columbié said police summoned him
October 3 to the police unit in Primero
de Enero municipality in Ciego de Ávila
province. There the sector chief, a man
who said his name is Yoel, interrogated
him, and held him for three hours. While
at the station, police fingerprinted him
and issued him a writ of warning, Columbié
said.
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