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Artista disidente cubano Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara se exilia en Estados Unidos

El exilio de Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara reavivó las críticas internacionales contra el gobierno cubano, mientras Washington denunció que más de 700 presos políticos continúan encarcelados en la isla.

Luis Manuel Otero Alc�ntara, artist and opponent of the Cuban regime, is escorted by members of the Miami Police Department upon his arrival at Miami International Airport on July 18, 2026. Prominent Cuban dissident artist Luis Manuel Otero Alcantara flew to exile Saturday in the United States after serving a five-year sentence on the island, as Washington urged Havana to release more than 700 political prisoners. (Photo by Giorgio Viera / AFP)
Luis Manuel Otero Alc�ntara, artist and opponent of the Cuban regime, is escorted by members of the Miami Police Department upon his arrival at Miami International Airport on July 18, 2026. Prominent Cuban dissident artist Luis Manuel Otero Alcantara flew to exile Saturday in the United States after serving a five-year sentence on the island, as Washington urged Havana to release more than 700 political prisoners. (Photo by Giorgio Viera / AFP) GIORGIO VIERA
Luis Manuel Otero Alc�ntara, artist and opponent of the Cuban regime, is escorted by members of the Miami Police Department upon his arrival at Miami International Airport on July 18, 2026. Prominent Cuban dissident artist Luis Manuel Otero Alcantara flew to exile Saturday in the United States after serving a five-year sentence on the island, as Washington urged Havana to release more than 700 political prisoners. (Photo by Giorgio Viera / AFP)
Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara, artista y opositor cubano, llega al Aeropuerto Internacional de Miami tras exiliarse en Estados Unidos luego de cumplir cinco años de prisión en Cuba. (GIORGIO VIERA/AFP)

Miami, Estados Unidos. Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara, figura emblemática de la nueva disidencia cubana, llegó este sábado a Miami para exiliarse en Estados Unidos tras cumplir una condena de cinco años de prisión en la isla comunista.

Poco después de su llegada a Miami, el secretario de Estado estadounidense, Marco Rubio, instó a Cuba a liberar a más de 700 presos políticos.

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