Cuba re -drafs high -level dissidents after the prisoner’s release in the Vatican | Human Rights News

The highest court in Cuba ordered that it be returned to the reservation on the basis that both of them had separately violating the conditions of conditional release.

On Tuesday, the Popular Supreme Court – which is sometimes translated as the Popular Supreme Court – authorized Jose Daniel Ferrire and Felix Navarro.

“In addition to the failure to comply with the conditions of conditional release (Ferre and Navarro) are the people who publicly call for turmoil and lack of respect for the authorities in their social environments and the Internet and maintain public relations with the head of the United States Embassy,” said Marisila Sousa, Vice -President of the Court.

Both men were released earlier this year as part of a deal by the late Pope Francis and the Catholic Church. As part of the agreement, Democrat Joe Biden, the President of the outgoing United States for a short period Remove From the list of state sponsors for terrorism.

Biden’s decision was quickly reflected, as Republican Donald Trump replaced him as president on January 20. The next day, Trump ordered the restoration of Cuba to the list, restricting external assistance, defense sales and other financial reactions with the specific countries.

However, by March, it was Cuba She announced that she had completed Its end of the deal, and the release of a total of 553 people. While critics of the Cuban government called them “political prisoners”, Havana stressed that the released people represent “various crimes.”

On Tuesday, the US State Department issued a statement condemning the last arrests, which was reported to have swept the wife and child of a Ferreer.

He said on a social media: “The United States condemns the power of brutal treatment and the unfair detention of Cuban patriots (Ferre), his wife and son, as well as Felix Navarro and many other activists who support democracy.” mail.

He added that the American embassy in Havana “will continue to meet with the Cubans who defend their rights and basic freedoms.”

One of the most prominent critics of the release of the prisoners was Ferer himself. A fisherman and founder of the UNPACU National Union (UNPACU), Ferer called for democratic reforms on the island, which led to a clash with the government of the Havana Society.

In an interview with the New York Times after his release in January, Ferrier frams the middle deal in the Vatican as a propaganda trick for the Cuban government.

“In the assumed gesture of goodwill, they liberate a number of people who should never be imprisoned, and after that they want this in exchange for that for the American church and government to make concessions,” Ferrier said.

“They applauded, and the world sees it very generous.”

Ferrier had publicly refused to accept the conditions for his release, including the emergence of the compulsory court, on the basis that he was not supposed to be imprisoned in the first place.

Everyone and Navarro was previously arrested, starting in 2003 with an accident known as the Black Spring. This was witnessed by 75 defectors in detention based on accusations that they colluded with the United States government.

Ferrier was also arrested in 2019 for allegations that he was kidnapped and assaulted a man, a charge that denies it.

After that, in 2021, Cuba spread with mass protests at the height of the Covid-19s, where basic supplies such as food and medicine grew. Many demonstrators blamed the Cuban government for the shortage and supported the limits of their civil freedoms.

Cuba – who has long blamed the United States sanctions on the outskirts of the Economic Island – answered the demonstrations with the repression of the police, which led to widespread arrests. Navarro and Ferrer were among the detainees, until their release in January this year.

In a series of social media publications, the sister of the Ferreer Anna Pelex Ferrier Garcia announced that he was returned to the reservation early on Tuesday morning. Her brother was recently running a kitchen for soup in the city of Santiago de Cuba.

She noted that the UNPACU headquarters was “looted” and many activists were arrested, along with the wife of the Ferrer Nalva Ismaris Ortega Tamaio and their son Daniel Jose.

“They were all transferred to an unknown location,” Ferrier Garcia books On X. “The miserable criminals and cheese! We demand their immediate release, detainees and political prisoners.”

Later, it is Add The son of Ortega Tamayo and Ferre “was released after being held for several hours.

Human rights organizations have also provided condemnation of the arrest of Ferer and Navarro. The Cuban Observatory for Human Rights, a non -profit organization based in Spain, linked the accident The death of Pope FrancisHe passed away at the age of 88 on April 21.

The observatory said in a statementNaming the former and present president for Cuba, respectively.

The observatory added that the decision to reformulate Ferrer and Navarro “betray the Pope’s request.”