The Foundation for Human Rights in Cuba (FDHC) incorporated this Monday in its database of repressors Lieutenant Colonel Nestor Morera Payrol and the colonel Mario Mendez Mayedoofficials from the Directorate of Identification, Immigration and Aliens of the Ministry of the Interior, for preventing activist and art curator Anamely Ramos from entering the island.
Morera Payrol, indicates the NGO in a statement, was the signatory of the notification addressed to American Airlines in which it is made known that the opponent is considered “inadmissible in the Cuban national territory.”
Such document was delivered by the airline to Ramos this Sundaywhen he was prevented for the second time from boarding a flight from Miami to Havana, despite meeting all the necessary requirements for the trip.
Méndez Mayedo, for his part, is considered a “white-collar repressor” for being, indicates the FHRC, “the coordinator since 2016 of arbitrary immigration policies, including the aforementioned violations of the right to return.”
Méndez Mayedo, for his part, is considered a “white-collar repressor” for being, indicates the FHRC, “the coordinator since 2016 of arbitrary immigration policies, including the aforementioned violations of the right to return.”
These measures are not only those known as “regulations” – the selective bans on traveling outside the country – but also the forced exiles that the government has used after the demonstrations on July 11 to get rid of the most vulnerable members of society. critical and active against the regime.
The new files, details the organization, include “personal and family information that is available to officials and parliamentarians of the United States and the European Union who request it, anticipating that if they are sanctioned under the respective Magnitsky legislation, the sanctions will be applied to them and his closest relatives.
The FDHC also announces the upcoming incorporation of Immigration officials, such as Colonel Lázaro Delgado Chaple and Colonel Mario Miranda Rivera.
Previously, the NGO included in that list Alberto Gonzalez Casalsdirector of the Cuban International Press Center of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as well as a dozen prosecutors, as well as a judge, who participated in the trials of 9/11 protesters.
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