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August 23, 2005
 

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Independent journalists demand liberty for jailed colleague

HAVANA, August 22 (www.cubanet.org) - Colleagues of Oscar Mario González Pérez, an independent journalist held by police for the past month, have issued a public appeal for his release.

"The world should not allow Cuba to continue jailing journalists just because they are journalists," said a public statement.

"If this man is condemned to prison, as occurred with other colleagues in 2003, the number of journalists serving long sentences in Cuba will be increased to 22," the statement said.

Those signing were Amarilis C. Rey, Tania Díaz Castro, Ernesto Roque, Juan González Febles, Beatriz del Carmen Pedroso, Ana Rosa Veitía, and Julio César Gálvez Rodríguez.

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