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FROM
CUBA
Dissidents stopped and told they were illegally
in Havana
HAVANA, April 12 (Richard Roselló
/ www.cubanet.org) - Two dissidents from
Santiago de Cuba were stopped by police
last week and told they were in the capital
illegally because they did not have transportation
documents authorizing their visit.
Ángel Leonardo Mora Baltasar and
Jordanis Camacho Marcel told the police
that they were in the city to visit relatives.
"I came to see my sister who's going
to be operated on." Mora Baltasar said,
while Camacho said he was going to visit
a relative he had not seen in a long time.
"That's not the way it works,' replied
a police officer. "You have to carry
a transit document signed by the municipality
where you live in order to come to Havana
from Santiago de Cuba."
Mora Baltazar and Camacho are members of
the dissident National Transition to Democracy
Board.
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