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| "Remember them that are in bonds, as bound with them." Hebrews 13:3 |
| Héctor Raúl Valle Hernández | |
Charge: Arrested during the government’s crackdown of March 2003 (Group of 75) Sentence: 12 years in prison Prison: Combinado de Guantánamo, Oriente Organization: Confederación de Trabajadores Democráticos de Cuba Family: Darelys Velásquez Falcón Address: Calle 40 #6123 e/ 61 y 65. San José de Las Lajas. La Habana Review: Valle Hernández has had a long history of involvement in labor organizations. He has been a strong advocate for the rights of the cuban worker. The cuban laborer does not enjoy any rights since the Cuban government is the only beneficiary of the common laborer efforts and contributions to society. Valle Hernández is confined in deplorable and inhumane conditions, as are all prisoners of conscience in Cuba, because he has openly expressed his differences with the Castro government and has called for the rights of workers and labor unions to be implemented. Note: Review authored by ‘Proyecto Rostros del Presidio’ using diverse sources |
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