As a direct consequence of the deletions of two repressors of Gibara, at least seven people were arrested.
Miami, United States. – The Foundation for Human Rights in Cuba (FDHC) incorporated into its list of “violent repressors” to Adrián Pupo Cuesta (aka the Mocho) and Wilder César Tejeda Ruizwhom he accuses of recording with his cell phones to give away before the State Security Department (DSE) to protesters that on Saturday night September 13 They took to the streets of Gibara (Holguín) To demand electricity, food and freedom.
As a direct consequence of these deletions, at least seven neighbors were arrested in the early morning; Among them, they have transcended the names of Dairan Bermúdez Batista (Chelli), Reymundo Galbán Claro (El Chino) and Pedro José (Porrón).
The official version released in the Facebook profile Holguin realities He maintains that the residents of Güirito (Gibara), “affected by the complex electro -energy situation”, went out to express their disagreements “from a posture of respect and assertive dialogue.” According to that report, “the authorities attended the questions to answer the questions and exchange in this regard and (…) later the people, retired to their homes.” “Everything passed on the basis of empathy and respect,” according to the profile attributed to state security.
The FDHC warns that informants used by the political police in totalitarian systems put at risk the freedom and safety of their neighbors and are part of a mechanism of surveillance and delation to quell citizen expressions.
The project announced that it will continue to identify, investigate and expose “accomplices abject of the repression” of low profile. In addition, he launched a direct call: “We urge you to abandon a collaboration that marks them with a enduring criminal responsibility and other possible consequences such as the denial of American remittances and visas.”
In the published chips, the FDHC classifies Pupo costs as “violent” and links it to the DSE as a collaborator. According to the organization, Pupo Cuesta was identified while recording protesters to betray them before the Political Police during the protest of September 13, and his action is related to the arrests reported in the early morning.
In its file, the FDHC records as “crimes” the categories “espionage”, “international crimes: harassment and surveillance”, “international crimes: advice – participation in repression” and “crimes against humanity: persecution for political reasons.”
In addition, the organization attributes to Tejeda Ruiz the same pattern: to record with its cell phone to Gibara’s protesters with the purpose of betraying them before the Political Police. He also classifies it as “violent”, points out as a collaborator of the DSE and places it equally in Gibara.
The same categories appear in its file under the section “Crimes of the repressor”: “International crimes: harassment and surveillance”, “espionage”, “International crimes: advice – participation in repression” and “crimes against humanity: persecution for political reasons”.
