Unas cincuenta Damas de Blanco y otros opositores como el grafitero El Sexto o Antonio González Rodiles fueron arrestados este domingo en La Habana tras la habitual marcha dominical del grupo disidente femenino. Al finalizar la habitual marcha pacífica a la salida de misa en la habanera Iglesia de Santa Rita, las Damas de Blanco intentaron caminar hacia otras calles fuera de su recorrido, donde se habían concentrado grupos afines al oficialismo que comenzaron a increparlas.
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Members of dissident group “Ladies in White”, wives of former political prisoners, are detained during their protest on March 20, 2016 in Havana.
President Barack Obama flew out of the United States on Sunday bound for a historic three-day visit to the communist-ruled island of Cuba. It is the first visit to Cuba by a sitting US president since Fidel Castro’s guerrillas overthrew the US-backed government of Fulgencio Batista in 1959 and the first since President Calvin Coolidge’s trip to the island 88 years ago. / AFP / ADALBERTO ROQUE
Members of dissident group “Ladies in White”, wives of former political prisoners, are detained during their protest on March 20, 2016 in Havana.
President Barack Obama flew out of the United States on Sunday bound for a historic three-day visit to the communist-ruled island of Cuba. It is the first visit to Cuba by a sitting US president since Fidel Castro’s guerrillas overthrew the US-backed government of Fulgencio Batista in 1959 and the first since President Calvin Coolidge’s trip to the island 88 years ago. / AFP / ADALBERTO ROQUE
Members of dissident group “Ladies in White”, wives of former political prisoners, are detained during their protest on March 20, 2016 in Havana.
President Barack Obama flew out of the United States on Sunday bound for a historic three-day visit to the communist-ruled island of Cuba. It is the first visit to Cuba by a sitting US president since Fidel Castro’s guerrillas overthrew the US-backed government of Fulgencio Batista in 1959 and the first since President Calvin Coolidge’s trip to the island 88 years ago. / AFP / ADALBERTO ROQUE
Members of dissident group “Ladies in White”, wives of former political prisoners protest on March 20, 2016 in Havana.
President Barack Obama flew out of the United States on Sunday bound for a historic three-day visit to the communist-ruled island of Cuba. It is the first visit to Cuba by a sitting US president since Fidel Castro’s guerrillas overthrew the US-backed government of Fulgencio Batista in 1959 and the first since President Calvin Coolidge’s trip to the island 88 years ago. / AFP / ADALBERTO ROQUE
Members of dissident group “Ladies in White”, wives of former political prisoners protest on March 20, 2016 in Havana.
President Barack Obama flew out of the United States on Sunday bound for a historic three-day visit to the communist-ruled island of Cuba. It is the first visit to Cuba by a sitting US president since Fidel Castro’s guerrillas overthrew the US-backed government of Fulgencio Batista in 1959 and the first since President Calvin Coolidge’s trip to the island 88 years ago. / AFP / ADALBERTO ROQUE
Members of dissident group “Ladies in White”, wives of former political prisoners protest on March 20, 2016 in Havana.
President Barack Obama flew out of the United States on Sunday bound for a historic three-day visit to the communist-ruled island of Cuba. It is the first visit to Cuba by a sitting US president since Fidel Castro’s guerrillas overthrew the US-backed government of Fulgencio Batista in 1959 and the first since President Calvin Coolidge’s trip to the island 88 years ago. / AFP / ADALBERTO ROQUE
Members of dissident group “Ladies in White”, wives of former political prisoners protest on March 20, 2016 in Havana.
President Barack Obama flew out of the United States on Sunday bound for a historic three-day visit to the communist-ruled island of Cuba. It is the first visit to Cuba by a sitting US president since Fidel Castro’s guerrillas overthrew the US-backed government of Fulgencio Batista in 1959 and the first since President Calvin Coolidge’s trip to the island 88 years ago. / AFP / ADALBERTO ROQUE
La persecución y represión a los opositores no cesa en la Isla AFP / ADALBERTO ROQUE
A member of the Ladies in White Human Rights organization is arrested during a march on March 20, 2016 in Havana. Dissidents called on the eve of the visit for US President Barack Obama to promote “radical change,” notably a “stop to repression and use of physical violence against all political and human rights activists.” One banned group, the Ladies in White, said they would attempt to demonstrate after attending Catholic Mass, just hours before Obama was to touch down. AFP PHOTO/ADALBERTO ROQUE / AFP / ADALBERTO ROQUE
Members of the Ladies in White Human Rights organization are arrested during a march on March 20, 2016 in Havana. Dissidents called on the eve of the visit for US President Barack Obama to promote “radical change,” notably a “stop to repression and use of physical violence against all political and human rights activists.” One banned group, the Ladies in White, said they would attempt to demonstrate after attending Catholic Mass, just hours before Obama was to touch down. AFP PHOTO/ADALBERTO ROQUE / AFP / ADALBERTO ROQUE
Members of dissident group “Ladies in White”, wives of former political prisoners, are detained during their protest on March 20, 2016 in Havana.
President Barack Obama flew out of the United States on Sunday bound for a historic three-day visit to the communist-ruled island of Cuba. It is the first visit to Cuba by a sitting US president since Fidel Castro’s guerrillas overthrew the US-backed government of Fulgencio Batista in 1959 and the first since President Calvin Coolidge’s trip to the island 88 years ago. / AFP / ADALBERTO ROQUE
Members of dissident group “Ladies in White”, wives of former political prisoners, are detained during their protest on March 20, 2016 in Havana.
President Barack Obama flew out of the United States on Sunday bound for a historic three-day visit to the communist-ruled island of Cuba. It is the first visit to Cuba by a sitting US president since Fidel Castro’s guerrillas overthrew the US-backed government of Fulgencio Batista in 1959 and the first since President Calvin Coolidge’s trip to the island 88 years ago. / AFP / ADALBERTO ROQUE
