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Dissidents' kin stage rare public protest in Cuba's Revolution Square
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Wednesday October 06, 2004 21:21 by redjade
Mothers and relatives of dissidents camped out in Havana's Revolution Square for a second day in a rare, bold public protest seeking the release of one of 75 dissidents rounded up in a major crackdown by Cuba's communist government in March 2003. Dressed entirely in white, the women arrived at the vast square -- the site of countless rallies addressed by President Fidel Castro -- on Tuesday with a letter for Castro, demanding the release of Angel Moya, 39, who after a summary trial was sentenced to 20 years in prison. |
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