Cuban dictatorship torturer back in the U.S.

It is bad enough this criminal thug who tortured countless people in Castro gulags was allowed into the U.S. the first time. That the U.S. State Department allowed him to return is outrageous.

Via The Miami Herald:

Cuba’s ex-prisons chief — accused of human-rights abuses — is back in the U.S.

 

Rivero

A former Cuban prisons chief who was living in Miami and returned hastily to the island after he was accused of human-rights abuses is now back again in the United States, according to a knowledgeable source.

Interior Ministry Col. Crescencio Marino Rivero, 71, returned to Cuba in November after a half-dozen dissidents identified him as a former director of prisons in the central province of Villa Clara and accused him of abuses.

But a person with direct knowledge of the case Wednesday confirmed reports last week that Rivero had returned to somewhere in the United States. The person declined comment on Rivero’s location and all other issues, and asked for anonymity because the person was not authorized to speak publicly about the case.

Rivero’s wife, Juana Ferrer, who stayed in Miami when he returned to Cuba, insisted to an El Nuevo Herald reporter Wednesday that he remains in the island and accused the media of harassing her and her family.

The report of Rivero’s return drew grumbles from Miami immigration lawyers William Allen and Santiago Alpizar, whose complaints about his presence in South Florida last year eventually prompted an investigation by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

“I am disappointed that it’s been months since this information has been made public, and in those months this guy returns to Cuba, returns to this country and nothing has happened,” Allen said.

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1 thought on “Cuban dictatorship torturer back in the U.S.”

  1. It’s so much fun to yank “those” people’s chain. I’m sure somebody’s enjoying this.

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