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| "Remember them that are in bonds, as bound with them." Hebrews 13:3 |
| Margarito Broche Espinosa | |
Age: 45 Health: Suffered a Heart attack and remains in delicate condition Charge: Arrested in the repressive wave of March 2003 (Group of 75) Sentence: 25 years Prison: Guanajay, Havana Organization: Asociación Nacional de Balseros Paz, Democracia y Libertad Address: Avenida 39 # 1603 e/ 16 y 18 Caibarien, Las Villas Family: María De la Caridad Noa González (wife) Review: In 1990 Broche Espinosa was fired from his job in the restaurant industry because the government backed labor union considered he was not trustworthy enough. In 1991 Broche Espinosa declared himself a member of the opposition and denounces Cuba’s human rights violations. He was arrested and sent to the Nieves Morejón prison in 1992, where he spent a few months. After leaving prison Broche Espinosa continued his denouncements and was severely punished by the Cuban political police. Along with others in his organization, Broche Espinosa continued to speak out on the condition of the balseros (persons who attempt to leave the island in home-made rafts that are not seaworthy) who are returned by the United States to Cuba in accordance with a inmigration treaty between the two countries. Broche Espinosa was also a member of the Comité Gestor de Ciudadanos del Proyecto Varela in Cuba’s central region. Broche Espinosa recently suffered a heart attack and remains in delicate condition in prison. Note: Review authored by ‘Proyecto Rostros del Presidio’ using diverse sources |
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