Interés Humano

Grupo opositor de Cuba denuncia represión y extiende protesta hasta el 27 de noviembre

La agrupación Archipiélago, con alrededor de 30.000 miembros , había convocado una marcha para el 15 de noviembre

TOPSHOT - Police officers walk near Havana Capitol, on November 15, 2021. - The Cuban opposition has said it will take to the streets as planned on Monday to demand the release of political prisoners, despite authorities banning the demonstration and preventing its organizers leaving their homes the day before. News of the "15N" (November 15) gathering in Havana and six provinces has spread rapidly on Cuban social media platforms in past weeks, with opposition supporters planning to highlight the continued detention of hundreds of prisoners jailed since history-making protests in July. (Photo by YAMIL LAGE / AFP)
TOPSHOT - Police officers walk near Havana Capitol, on November 15, 2021. - The Cuban opposition has said it will take to the streets as planned on Monday to demand the release of political prisoners, despite authorities banning the demonstration and preventing its organizers leaving their homes the day before. News of the "15N" (November 15) gathering in Havana and six provinces has spread rapidly on Cuban social media platforms in past weeks, with opposition supporters planning to highlight the continued detention of hundreds of prisoners jailed since history-making protests in July. (Photo by YAMIL LAGE / AFP) YAMIL LAGE
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