Miami, United States. – The Cuban official spokesman Humberto López released a warning to the recently released political prisoners after an agreement between the island’s regime and the Vatican. During the program Cuba reasonsone of the channels used by the security of the State on the island, López insisted that those benefited from the release had not received amnesty and continued under rigid conditions.
“The processes of early release announced on January 14 constitute legitimate acts of a sovereign state regulated in a clear and detailed way in current legislation,” said the official spokesman, who also stressed that the measure was reversible. In case of non -compliance with the established rules, the “benefit revocation” and “re -entry into the penitentiary regime,” he said.
The also member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC) responsible for opponents, journalists and activists based in southern Florida – who presented in images – to incite those who have regained their freedom to violate the tax requirements. López referred to these critics as “terrorists of digital space” and warned that “those who listen to these mandates will not be able to have a normal life.”
López also warned that the Criminal Execution Law in Cuba establishes that probation can be canceled if the sanctioned “breaks some of the established obligations or is sanctioned for a new crime.” In the case of the extrapenal license, the reincarceration would be appropriate if the beneficiary “does not observe good behavior.”
The island regime described the recent releases as an act of “humanist political will” of a “socialist state of law and justice
Cuban authorities have denied having negotiated with the administration of the former president of the United States, Joe Biden, to initiate Marras release. However, the measure was announced a few hours after knowing that Washington would take the island out of the list of sponsoring states of terrorism and suspend title III of the Helms-Burton law.
Just a week later, when Donald Trump returned to the island to that list, the release process stopped, as they have denounced activists and organizations that ensure respect for human rights in Cuba,
This Tuesday was The second time in less than a month in which the official spokesman threatens, on national television, to those released with being returned to prison. On January 15, in an interview with López himself, Maricela Sosa Ravelo, one of the vice presidents of the Popular Supreme Court of Cuba, assured That the announced measure was not an amnesty or an pardon, which would entail the total extinction of the sanction and that the beneficiaries are not subject to any control.
