Madrid, Spain.- The activist and collaborator Cubanet, Adeth Bonne Gamboa, publicly denounced through his social networks that fears for his life due to threats received by alleged agents of the Cuban regime. In a message broadcast on his Facebook profile, the young man said: “I am in Cuba and I am in danger.”
Bonne Gamboa, 30, has been White of surveillance and harassment on multiple occasions by state security. As he said, during the last week he has been a victim of digital harassment, including death threats, after publishing critical content on his virtual platforms. “Many take these threats lightly, but knowing the blood history of this dictatorship … I stay alert,” he warned.
In its publicationthe activist asked his followers and relatives who, in case he is arrested or missing, do not stop demanding his release: “Although my own mother tells them not to do so, I, Adel Alfredo Bonne Gamboa, I tell them that they do not stop demanding my freedom.”
Known for your program Gusaneando with advancethe young communicator offers analysis and comments about the island’s crisis, making visible social, economic and political problems. He has been especially critical of the inaction of the regime in situations such as the accumulation of garbage in the streets, a fact that he also recently denounced: “In Villa Marista it seems that they gave the order to come to my wall to threaten me. With so much garbage in the corners.”
On several occasions, the Cuban authorities have restricted Internet access to prevent them from issuing their programs, have threatened him by telephone and his home has been subject to police surveillance and state security fences.
His current complaint adds to a long list of cases in which The regime has tried to silence dissident voices through repression, intimidation and forced isolation.
Bonne Gamboa insisted that her mother, visibly affected by the situation, is the only family she has in Cuba, and requested support for her in case of arbitrary detention: “She is very worried and these days I have seen her altered as never before.”
His message concludes with a call to solidarity and mobilization in case something happens to him: “If they do something to me, show the regime one of the things that bothers you the most … the popular and admired that you show me that I am.”
