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The Castro Dictatorship is responsible .... Statement of the 4th

H / T to Juan Antonio Labiatae for this photos!

the 4th

M450 Answering Machine Instructions

STATEMENT 4th period



The Secretariat of the Chamber of Labour of the National Board of Representatives of the parliamentary Coalition, representing the same in using the powers given to us in plenary, we strongly condemn the vile murder of compatriot Juan Soto Wilfredo Garcia, known in Santa Clara by (Student), Forum member Anti Totalitarian Kingdom (Fantu) and the Central Opposition Coalition.


Soto Garcia, a man with 46 years of age, who suffered from enlargement of the heart, kidney and others, was severely beaten last day 5 by two policemen in the Parque Leoncio Vidal Santa Clara, to claim their right citizen to be in place. The incident occurred in the presence of police officers politics: more Carlos Alexander, chap. Asari and other unidentified bystander prevented a take out photo from the beating with what is clearly their responsibility to the event.

The student, died on 7 of this, close at 12 pm, as a result of injuries internal shocks caused him to police. His funeral took place on day 8 in the afternoon with the attendance of a large number of family members and opponents, to whom fired the match Guillermo (Coco) Fariñas, who Raul Castro blamed for what happened.

The Cuban leader recently instigated to use any violence against opponents arguing that the street was of the revolutionaries, so that the failure occurred is within the context of its responsibility. Also for the same reason are being revived Rapid Response Brigades, groups of violent action reminiscent of "La Porra Machado." Adding to the fever hits a TV spot where he give a shot to head to a netizen with the image of Uncle San, but actually represents the opposition.

warning about this dangerous course called the president who has already claimed its first victim. Alberto A.


Moreno Fonseca Department of Labor



Álvarez Raúl Borges


Secretary of Labor Francisco Chaviano González

Ministry of Labour (Spokesperson)