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1) Harassment to Ana Maria Agramonte
HAVANA, March 14, 1997. By Miguel Fernandez Martinez.-
Opposition leader Ana Maria Agramonte Crespo, president of Nationalist
Action Movement, is being subjected to intense harassment at the
hands of State Security forces. Mrs. Agramonte was subjected
to threatening phone calls, even against her children and mother.
Another of the strategies used against Mrs. Ana Maria Agramonte
consists of the placement of several placards throughout the city,
where she's supposedly requesting to exchange her residence, and
she's constantly receiving visits of persons seeking to exchange
residence.
These incidents are connected to the recent appearance
in Havana of Transicion newspaper. The paper, an official distribution
of UPECI, of which organization the president of the Nationalist
Action Movement is a board member.
HAVANA, March 14, 1997. By Miguel Fernandez Martinez.-
In the morning hours of March 13, opposition member Nancy Sotolongo
was detained. Sotolongo is a member of Nationalist Action Movement.
It has been the second time that she has been detained since
the first issue of newspaper Transicion, this paper is the official
bulletin of the Independent Union of Journalists and Writers of
Cuba. At the time of the detention, the State Security officers
allowed her to see the preliminary file that they've compiled
against her for her alleged crimes of enemy propaganda and clandestine
press.
Translated for CubaNet by Lourdes Arriete
2) Nancy Sotolongo is detained and threatened.
Harassment to Ana Maria Agramonte.
Nancy Sotolongo is detained and threatened.