4th period Activists: Cuban dissident Juan police beat to death Wilfredo Soto García
fellow FREEDOM fighter
From Uncommon Sense :
Cuban dissident Juan
Wilfredo Soto García died early this morning, less than three days after police brutally beat him.
Soto, 46, a former political prisoner known as "The Student," was sitting in a Santa Clara park on Thursday when police ordered him to leave.
"They started to beat him, and from there they took him to the hospital," said independent journalist Guillermo Fariñas.
Soto was later released but then had to be readmitted, this time in intensive care.
Fariñas said dictator Raúl Castro is guilty of Soto's murder, noting how Castro last month said the right of Cubans to "defend the revolution" against opposition would never be denied.
Soto suffered from heart and kidney failure, hypertension, diabetes, gout and other diseases, and the official cause of death was listed as pancreatitis. However, his niece noted that there was bruising in the kidney region of his body.
"His family knows that he died from beatings, and there are witnesses" to what happened, said opposition activist Idania Yanez Contreras.
Numerous activists accompanied the family to a funeral home. Outside, secret police agents were keeping watch on the activities, according to reports.
Fariñas said Soto would be buried at 2 p.m. Sunday.
Soto was first jailed as a 17-year-old high school student on a charge of "sabatoge of social property" — when he earned his nickname. An activist with the Central Opposition Coalition, Twice Imprisoned WAS Soto Also on Charge of "enemy propaganda."
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"THE GOVERNMENT OF CUBA CASTRO IS ILLEGAL"
Very often I hear strong criticism of the Cuban community in exile on the island and those looking to get rid of the control of the dictatorship of the Castro and the Communist Party of the Cuban nation, which has more than half century in power. Consider terrorism to try to overthrow the dictatorship of the Castro brothers are regarded as the legitimate rulers of Cuba.
Just because some people are in control of a country does not mean who are the legitimate rulers of that nation.
We must remember that during the Second World War, the defunct Soviet Union invaded, conquered and incorporated the Baltic republics of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Many in the international community refused to recognize these republics as part of the Soviet Union, but were in total control of them. These additions were considered illegal.
Today something similar happens with places such as Las Malvinas, Tibet and more. Ownership does not mean law especially when it is by force.
the Castro brothers in Cuba are in control of the country but that does not mean they are legal rulers.
When the ruler breaks the covenant with the people leading him to power, that's what they did the Castro brothers with the Cuban people, whose agreement was to restore democracy and the Cuban constitution of 1940, to respect private property, to free elections and multiparty at 18 months after gaining power.
never When a ruler is elected by his people and betrays him to become absolute dictator contrary to everything he promised.
When a ruler uses force to maintain power, lying, killing, imprisoning, torturing and using state terrorism as they do the Castro brothers.
When a ruler is the country as his private property, citizens lose their rights, properties and exist only to fulfill the will of the ruler which even rent to foreign governments as do the Castros.
gobernarte When that brings destruction and misery to his country and not care about the welfare of its people, as do the Castros.
When a ruler destroys his country in body and soul, has no credibility of his people which is gagged and frightened in this regime of terror, as did the Castros.
This ruler who is outside the laws of decency and humanity and has destroyed any rule of law, this ruling is illegitimate, that government is illegal.
That Cuban people have suffered and betrayed every right and reason in the world to remove any possible way.
Ulises Larramendi
Los Angeles California USA
Very often I hear strong criticism of the Cuban community in exile on the island and those looking to get rid of the control of the dictatorship of the Castro and the Communist Party of the Cuban nation, which has more than half century in power. Consider terrorism to try to overthrow the dictatorship of the Castro brothers are regarded as the legitimate rulers of Cuba.
Just because some people are in control of a country does not mean who are the legitimate rulers of that nation.
We must remember that during the Second World War, the defunct Soviet Union invaded, conquered and incorporated the Baltic republics of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Many in the international community refused to recognize these republics as part of the Soviet Union, but were in total control of them. These additions were considered illegal.
Today something similar happens with places such as Las Malvinas, Tibet and more. Ownership does not mean law especially when it is by force.
the Castro brothers in Cuba are in control of the country but that does not mean they are legal rulers.
When the ruler breaks the covenant with the people leading him to power, that's what they did the Castro brothers with the Cuban people, whose agreement was to restore democracy and the Cuban constitution of 1940, to respect private property, to free elections and multiparty at 18 months after gaining power.
never When a ruler is elected by his people and betrays him to become absolute dictator contrary to everything he promised.
When a ruler uses force to maintain power, lying, killing, imprisoning, torturing and using state terrorism as they do the Castro brothers.
When a ruler is the country as his private property, citizens lose their rights, properties and exist only to fulfill the will of the ruler which even rent to foreign governments as do the Castros.
gobernarte When that brings destruction and misery to his country and not care about the welfare of its people, as do the Castros.
When a ruler destroys his country in body and soul, has no credibility of his people which is gagged and frightened in this regime of terror, as did the Castros.
This ruler who is outside the laws of decency and humanity and has destroyed any rule of law, this ruling is illegitimate, that government is illegal.
That Cuban people have suffered and betrayed every right and reason in the world to remove any possible way.
Ulises Larramendi
Los Angeles California USA
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