The opposition in Cuba is continuing to put pressure on the Castro dictatorship, using all peaceful options available to force the regime to relinquish its death grip on the throats of the Cuban people.
Via Uncommon Sense:
Former Group of 75 political prisoners present petition to Castro regime
Twelve former prisoners of conscience, members of the Group of 75 imprisoned during the “black spring” of 2003 and still in Cuba after their release, on Monday presented to the Castro regime a petition demanding an independent investigation of the death last month of dissident Juan Wilfredo Soto Garcia.
Officials at the Council of State in Havana refused to accept the Declaration of Roque, named after the town in Matanzas where they signed it this past weekend. But later they were able to submit to the Cuban justice ministry, according to a Radio Marti report.
The 12 former prisoners, all still in Cuban because of their refusal to accept forced exile as a condition of their release, are:
Pedro Argüelles Morán
Oscar Biscet González
Eduardo Díaz Fleitas
José Ferrer García
Diosdado González Marrero
Iván Hernández Carrillo
Librado Linares García
Héctor Maseda Gutiérrez
Angel Moya Acosta
Félix Navarro Rodríguez
Arnaldo Ramos Lauzerique
Guido Sigler Amaya
