Rosa María Payá “da detalles" del hecho que acabo con la vida de Payá y Cepero
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sábado, mayo 11, 2013
viernes, mayo 10, 2013
miércoles, abril 24, 2013
Familia de Payá y MCL desautorizan declaraciones de Elizardo Sánchez
si el exagente juana [?] metio la pata o quiso meterla sumandose rapidamente a la version oficial de regimen que atribuia a un accidente la muerte de paya y harold, lo cierto es que ahora esta apoyando una investigacion internacional sobre los turbios hechos la cual es la
principal demanda de la familia paya en este asunto. si elizardo lo hace por su cuenta o cumpliendo orientaciones, resulta lo menos relevante, al final coinciden en las exigencias al margen que mientras colaboraba con la contrainteligencia cubana segun el informaba a 5 potencias extranjeras para cubrirse las espaldas.
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La familia de Oswaldo Payá y el Movimiento Cristiano Liberación publicaron una declaración en su página digital donde desautorizan a Elizardo Sánchez, portavoz de la Comisión de Derechos Humanos y Reconciliación Nacional de Cuba (CDHRN) y a Alejandro González Raga, uno de los 75 opositores detenidos en la Primavera Negra del 2003, a realizar versión alguna sobre lo ocurrido el 22 de julio de 2012, donde falleció Oswaldo Payá y Harold Cepero.
También desautorizan "toda mención que hagan de Oswaldo y Harold en foro alguno o medio público o privado", los dos mencionados.
El martes 23 de abril, en Madrid, Elizardo Sánchez, en conferencia de prensa en la Fundación Hispano Cubana, dijo apoyar una investigación internacional para determinar las causas de la muerte. Sus palabras fueron publicadas por diferentes medios de comunicación desde Madrid, donde el veterano activista de derechos humanos de Cuba se encuentra de visita.
Tanto la familia de Payá como el Movimiento Cristiano Liberación afirman que "dado su comportamiento y sus antecedentes, el señor Sánchez no tiene la confianza del MCL ni de la familia de Oswaldo Payá para hacer mención alguna de su nombre".
En la nota recuerdan que "horas después de este atentado mortal, el Sr Sánchez adelantó públicamente la versión manipulada del gobierno cubano anunciando los hechos como un accidente" y Sánchez "se basó en informaciones dadas por elementos señalados por los activistas pacíficos de la zona como colaboradores de la seguridad del estado".
Afirman la declaración que a través de Alejandro González Raga, el portavoz del CDHRN pidió a la familia aceptar la versión oficial. Y ambos mencionados, dice el MCL y la familia de Payá, no se han retractado.
También desautorizan "toda mención que hagan de Oswaldo y Harold en foro alguno o medio público o privado", los dos mencionados.
El martes 23 de abril, en Madrid, Elizardo Sánchez, en conferencia de prensa en la Fundación Hispano Cubana, dijo apoyar una investigación internacional para determinar las causas de la muerte. Sus palabras fueron publicadas por diferentes medios de comunicación desde Madrid, donde el veterano activista de derechos humanos de Cuba se encuentra de visita.
Tanto la familia de Payá como el Movimiento Cristiano Liberación afirman que "dado su comportamiento y sus antecedentes, el señor Sánchez no tiene la confianza del MCL ni de la familia de Oswaldo Payá para hacer mención alguna de su nombre".
En la nota recuerdan que "horas después de este atentado mortal, el Sr Sánchez adelantó públicamente la versión manipulada del gobierno cubano anunciando los hechos como un accidente" y Sánchez "se basó en informaciones dadas por elementos señalados por los activistas pacíficos de la zona como colaboradores de la seguridad del estado".
Afirman la declaración que a través de Alejandro González Raga, el portavoz del CDHRN pidió a la familia aceptar la versión oficial. Y ambos mencionados, dice el MCL y la familia de Payá, no se han retractado.
Etiquetas:
Disidentes,
Paya,
Rosa María Payá
jueves, abril 11, 2013
U.S. Senators Meet With Rosa Maria Paya
capitolhillcubans
Senators Meet With Rosa Maria Payá, Discuss Democracy In Cuba
Senators Renew Call for Investigation into Death of Payá's Father, Oswaldo, A Political Reformer
Washington, D.C. – A bipartisan group of Senators met with Rosa Maria Payá, the daughter of Cuban political reformer Oswaldo Payá, in the U.S. Capitol today, to discuss democratic reforms in Cuba and to reiterate their call for an investigation into Mr. Payá’s troubling death last year in which he, and youth activist Harold Cepero, were killed in a suspicious car accident.
The meeting today was hosted by Assistant Majority Leader Dick Durbin (D-IL) and Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) and was attended by Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Robert Menendez (D-NJ) and Senator Bill Nelson (D-FL). Last month, the four Senators sent a letter to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, urging the Commission to investigate Mr. Payá’s death. A copy of the letter is available here.
“Oswaldo Payá’s death has meant other courageous Cuban democracy leaders must continue the work of fighting for their freedom and exposing the regime’s cruelty. It is our job to support these leaders that Oswaldo inspired and laid the groundwork for, while holding the regime accountable for his death,” said Rubio. “Despite her tragic loss, Rosa Maria Payá is a courageous woman who deserves the support of the United States and entire international community in getting real answers on Oswaldo’s death through an independent investigation.”
“Oswaldo Payá’s death was a tragic blow to the peaceful and courageous democracy movement in Cuba and deserves a full and open investigation,” Durbin said. “Rosa Maria’s tireless efforts to call attention to her father’s death show that efforts to reform the political climate in Cuba will not be easily silenced. We stand with Oswaldo, Rosa Maria, and the thousands of Cubans calling for peaceful reforms in their country.”
“Rosa Maria’s commitment to carry on her father’s work without fear is demonstrative of her ceaseless commitment and that of many in Cuba’s peaceful dissident community to demand political reform in Cuba. Unfortunately, oppression in Cuba in the last year has escalated with more violent attacks, detentions and arrests. The murder of Oswlado Paya is symbolic of the ends to which the regime will go to threaten and obstruct the growing chorus of voices calling for change in Cuba. I both honor and admire the work being carried on by Rosa Maria in honor of her father and was very pleased to welcome her to the Capitol today and hear her father’s story,” Menendez said.
“Oswaldo Payá will forever be remembered as one of Cuba’s best known dissidents,” Nelson said. “But the causes that he championed — freedom of speech, press and enterprise — continue to elude the Cuban people. That’s why a thorough independent investigation into his death is so critical. Without it, further reform is easily undermined or avoided, altogether.”
Oswaldo Payá was the founder of the Verela Project, a petition drive that peacefully sought greater political freedom for Cubans. The Cuban Constitution guaranteed the right to a national referendum on any proposal that achieved 10,000 or more signatures from Cuban citizens eligible to vote. In May 2002, the Varela Project delivered 11,020 valid signatures to the Cuban National Assembly calling for an end to four decades of one-party rule.
As a result of these efforts, Mr. Payá and his colleagues faced sustained harassment and as many as 25 of its leaders were jailed as part of massive round up of dissidents, known as the Black Spring. Payá’s nonviolent attempt to seek political change was celebrated around the world, earning him a number of awards including the European Union’s Sakharov Prize and a Nobel Peace Prize nomination from former Czech President Václav Havel.
Since his death, Rosa Maria Payá has traveled the world in an attempt to highlight her father’s death and the need for political reforms in Cuba. In March, Ms. Payá appeared before the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva, Switzerland, where she asked the international body to investigate her father’s death.
Senators Meet With Rosa Maria Payá, Discuss Democracy In CubaSenators Renew Call for Investigation into Death of Payá's Father, Oswaldo, A Political Reformer
Washington, D.C. – A bipartisan group of Senators met with Rosa Maria Payá, the daughter of Cuban political reformer Oswaldo Payá, in the U.S. Capitol today, to discuss democratic reforms in Cuba and to reiterate their call for an investigation into Mr. Payá’s troubling death last year in which he, and youth activist Harold Cepero, were killed in a suspicious car accident.
The meeting today was hosted by Assistant Majority Leader Dick Durbin (D-IL) and Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) and was attended by Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Robert Menendez (D-NJ) and Senator Bill Nelson (D-FL). Last month, the four Senators sent a letter to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, urging the Commission to investigate Mr. Payá’s death. A copy of the letter is available here.
“Oswaldo Payá’s death has meant other courageous Cuban democracy leaders must continue the work of fighting for their freedom and exposing the regime’s cruelty. It is our job to support these leaders that Oswaldo inspired and laid the groundwork for, while holding the regime accountable for his death,” said Rubio. “Despite her tragic loss, Rosa Maria Payá is a courageous woman who deserves the support of the United States and entire international community in getting real answers on Oswaldo’s death through an independent investigation.”
“Oswaldo Payá’s death was a tragic blow to the peaceful and courageous democracy movement in Cuba and deserves a full and open investigation,” Durbin said. “Rosa Maria’s tireless efforts to call attention to her father’s death show that efforts to reform the political climate in Cuba will not be easily silenced. We stand with Oswaldo, Rosa Maria, and the thousands of Cubans calling for peaceful reforms in their country.”
“Rosa Maria’s commitment to carry on her father’s work without fear is demonstrative of her ceaseless commitment and that of many in Cuba’s peaceful dissident community to demand political reform in Cuba. Unfortunately, oppression in Cuba in the last year has escalated with more violent attacks, detentions and arrests. The murder of Oswlado Paya is symbolic of the ends to which the regime will go to threaten and obstruct the growing chorus of voices calling for change in Cuba. I both honor and admire the work being carried on by Rosa Maria in honor of her father and was very pleased to welcome her to the Capitol today and hear her father’s story,” Menendez said.
“Oswaldo Payá will forever be remembered as one of Cuba’s best known dissidents,” Nelson said. “But the causes that he championed — freedom of speech, press and enterprise — continue to elude the Cuban people. That’s why a thorough independent investigation into his death is so critical. Without it, further reform is easily undermined or avoided, altogether.”
Oswaldo Payá was the founder of the Verela Project, a petition drive that peacefully sought greater political freedom for Cubans. The Cuban Constitution guaranteed the right to a national referendum on any proposal that achieved 10,000 or more signatures from Cuban citizens eligible to vote. In May 2002, the Varela Project delivered 11,020 valid signatures to the Cuban National Assembly calling for an end to four decades of one-party rule.
As a result of these efforts, Mr. Payá and his colleagues faced sustained harassment and as many as 25 of its leaders were jailed as part of massive round up of dissidents, known as the Black Spring. Payá’s nonviolent attempt to seek political change was celebrated around the world, earning him a number of awards including the European Union’s Sakharov Prize and a Nobel Peace Prize nomination from former Czech President Václav Havel.
Since his death, Rosa Maria Payá has traveled the world in an attempt to highlight her father’s death and the need for political reforms in Cuba. In March, Ms. Payá appeared before the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva, Switzerland, where she asked the international body to investigate her father’s death.
Etiquetas:
Cuba-Estados Unidos,
EEUU senado,
Paya,
Rosa María Payá,
senadores
domingo, abril 07, 2013
Paya Projected on Cuban Mission at U.N.
capitolhillcubans
Tonight, artist Geandy Pavon projected the image of deceased Cuban democracy leaders Oswaldo Paya and Harold Cepero on the Cuban Mission at the United Nations in New York.
They were joined by Paya's courageous daughter, Rosa Maria.
Geandy Pavon
They were joined by Paya's courageous daughter, Rosa Maria.
Geandy Pavon
Etiquetas:
cuba-onu,
Paya,
Protestas,
Rosa María Payá
jueves, abril 04, 2013
¿Qué ha encontrado en España la señorita Payá?
Juan Abreu
Rosa María Payá, hija de Oswaldo Payá, ha visitado España buscando apoyo para una investigación imparcial acerca de la muerte de su padre. ¿Qué ha encontrado en España la señorita Payá? Ha encontrado desprecio y cobardía.
El Ministro del PP, García Margallo, se ha comportado como un patán y un vulgar perdonavidas. Le ha prometido a la hija del disidente Payá, “no interferir en la investigación”. ¿No interferir? ¿Qué quiere decir eso, que cabía la posibilidad de que interfiriera para obstaculizar la investigación? Así es de miserable la derecha española con las víctimas de la dictadura cubana.
¿Y la izquierda? Bueno, el PSOE rechazó reunirse con la hija del disidente asesinado y además le acusó de “utilizar con fines políticos la muerte de su padre”. ¿Alguien esperaba otra cosa? Nadie, naturalmente. A estas alturas todos sabemos que la izquierda española no es más que un montón de tipos a cuatro patas suplicando que la dictadura cubana les de por el culo.
Etiquetas:
Cuba-España,
Juan Abreu,
Paya,
Rosa María Payá
sábado, marzo 30, 2013
Obama Administration Joins Calls for Paya Probe
In The Hill:
Obama administration joins congressional call for probe into deaths of Cuban activists
The Obama administration supports the growing calls for an international probe into the deaths of two Cuban democracy activists last year, the State Department said Thursday.
The declaration follows growing pressure from Congress for an investigation into the death of Oswaldo Payá, who was killed along with fellow activist Harold Cepero in a July 22 car wreck. The driver, Spaniard Ángel Carromero, was charged with vehicular manslaughter before being released to Spain; he has since declared that he was forced off the road by a car with government license plates.
“The United States supports the calls for an international investigation with independent international observers into the circumstances leading to the deaths of Oswaldo Payá and Harold Cepero in Cuba,” State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said Thursday. “The people of Cuba and the families of these two activists deserve a clear, credible accounting of the events that resulted in their tragic deaths. The United States will continue to advocate for the rights of all Cubans to speak out of defense of human rights and democracy.”
Eight senators from both sides of the aisle sent a letter to the Organization of American States last week urging such a probe.
“Oswaldo Payá was a brave man trying to peacefully advocate for greater political freedom for his fellow Cuban brothers and sisters,” the senators wrote in a letter to Emilio Álvarez Icaza, the executive secretary of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights. “It increasingly looks like he paid for that effort with his life. His memory and his family deserve an honest and independent accounting of what happened.
“We urge you for your consideration and stand ready to work with you on this important matter.”
Separately, Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) wrote to U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon urging an investigation two weeks ago after meeting with activist Yoani Sánchez on Capitol Hill.
Obama administration joins congressional call for probe into deaths of Cuban activists
The Obama administration supports the growing calls for an international probe into the deaths of two Cuban democracy activists last year, the State Department said Thursday.
The declaration follows growing pressure from Congress for an investigation into the death of Oswaldo Payá, who was killed along with fellow activist Harold Cepero in a July 22 car wreck. The driver, Spaniard Ángel Carromero, was charged with vehicular manslaughter before being released to Spain; he has since declared that he was forced off the road by a car with government license plates.
“The United States supports the calls for an international investigation with independent international observers into the circumstances leading to the deaths of Oswaldo Payá and Harold Cepero in Cuba,” State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said Thursday. “The people of Cuba and the families of these two activists deserve a clear, credible accounting of the events that resulted in their tragic deaths. The United States will continue to advocate for the rights of all Cubans to speak out of defense of human rights and democracy.”
Eight senators from both sides of the aisle sent a letter to the Organization of American States last week urging such a probe.
“Oswaldo Payá was a brave man trying to peacefully advocate for greater political freedom for his fellow Cuban brothers and sisters,” the senators wrote in a letter to Emilio Álvarez Icaza, the executive secretary of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights. “It increasingly looks like he paid for that effort with his life. His memory and his family deserve an honest and independent accounting of what happened.
“We urge you for your consideration and stand ready to work with you on this important matter.”
Separately, Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) wrote to U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon urging an investigation two weeks ago after meeting with activist Yoani Sánchez on Capitol Hill.
Etiquetas:
Barack Obama,
Cuba-Estados Unidos,
Muertes del Castrismo,
Paya
viernes, marzo 22, 2013
Canciller español recibe a hija de Payá y "no interferirá" en las investigaciones
El ministro de Asuntos Exteriores y de Cooperación, José Manuel García-Margallo, se ha reunido este jueves con representantes de la familia del disidente cubano Oswaldo Payá, fallecido en julio de 2012 en un accidente de tráfico, y ha prometido que el Gobierno "no interferirá" en las investigaciones para esclarecer lo ocurrido.
Rosa María Payá, hija del difunto opositor cubano, ha confirmado en declaraciones a Europa Press este encuentro con el ministro, al que ha visto "receptivo" en relación a todos los temas tratados.
Ambas partes han coincidido en la necesidad de que se respeten los Derechos Humanos y las libertades fundamentales en la isla.
Oswaldo Payá y el también disidente Harold Cepero fallecieron en julio de 2012, después de que el coche en el que viajaban, conducido por el dirigente de Nuevas Generaciones (NNGG) del PP Ángel Carromero, se saliese de la carretera en la zona sureste de Cuba.
La familia del antiguo líder del Movimiento de Cristiano de Liberación (MCL) cubano ha reiterado ante Margallo que tienen pruebas de que "no fue un accidente", tal como ha denunciado el propio Carromero en sus primeras declaraciones tras su traslado a España, realizadas a 'The Washington Post'.
El ministro de Exteriores ha manifestado en las últimas semanas que no tiene constancia de que los hechos ocurriesen de forma distinta a lo reconocido por Carromero durante el proceso judicial en Cuba y ha instado a quienes duden de dicha versión a acudir a los tribunales.
Sin embargo, ante la familia de Payá, Margallo ha garantizado que el Gobierno "no interferirá" en las iniciativas que se adopten para esclarecer lo ocurrido. En este sentido, se ha comprometido a no favorecer ni bloquear las investigaciones internacionales y a tampoco inmiscuirse en caso de que el entorno de Oswaldo Payá denuncie los hechos ante la Justicia española.
Rosa María Payá se ha dado por "satisfecha" con este compromiso del ministro. "Vamos a continuar luchando por el reconocimiento de la verdad", ha advertido, sin descartar por el momento ninguna vía para esclarecer lo que, a ojos de la familia, es un "posible asesinato".
La hija de Oswaldo Payá ha insistido que Carromero "es una víctima más" de este supuesto complot y así se lo ha trasladado al jefe de la diplomacia española. "Le hemos dicho lo que pensamos", ha apuntado, sin entrar a aclarar cuál fue la respuesta del ministro.
Por otro lado, la presidenta del Partido Popular de Madrid, Esperanza Aguirre, ha criticado este jueves al gobierno de Cuba calificándolo como "la dictadura comunista más siniestra, duradera, arcaica y anacrónica de todo Occidente".
"Ninguna persona de buena voluntad puede estar satisfecha mientras la dictadura castrista siga oprimiendo a los cubanos", ha afirmado la expresidenta de la Comunidad de Madrid durante la presentación del libro 'Cuba: camino de libertad' (editorial Hispano Cubana), de Guillermo Cortázar, celebrada en la Casa de América de la capital.
Aguirre ha participado como presentadora en un acto en el que también han intervenido el escritor cubano, Raúl Rivero, y la portavoz de las Damas de Blanco, Berta Soler, además del propio autor del libro.
Durante la presentación, la líder del PP madrileño ha tenido palabras de agradecimiento a los opositores del régimen cubano "por ese coraje y entereza por la que luchan por la libertad de su patria", ha subrayado, "que es lo mismo que decir que luchan por la libertad de todos".
Rosa María Payá, hija del difunto opositor cubano, ha confirmado en declaraciones a Europa Press este encuentro con el ministro, al que ha visto "receptivo" en relación a todos los temas tratados.
Ambas partes han coincidido en la necesidad de que se respeten los Derechos Humanos y las libertades fundamentales en la isla.
Oswaldo Payá y el también disidente Harold Cepero fallecieron en julio de 2012, después de que el coche en el que viajaban, conducido por el dirigente de Nuevas Generaciones (NNGG) del PP Ángel Carromero, se saliese de la carretera en la zona sureste de Cuba.
La familia del antiguo líder del Movimiento de Cristiano de Liberación (MCL) cubano ha reiterado ante Margallo que tienen pruebas de que "no fue un accidente", tal como ha denunciado el propio Carromero en sus primeras declaraciones tras su traslado a España, realizadas a 'The Washington Post'.
El ministro de Exteriores ha manifestado en las últimas semanas que no tiene constancia de que los hechos ocurriesen de forma distinta a lo reconocido por Carromero durante el proceso judicial en Cuba y ha instado a quienes duden de dicha versión a acudir a los tribunales.
Sin embargo, ante la familia de Payá, Margallo ha garantizado que el Gobierno "no interferirá" en las iniciativas que se adopten para esclarecer lo ocurrido. En este sentido, se ha comprometido a no favorecer ni bloquear las investigaciones internacionales y a tampoco inmiscuirse en caso de que el entorno de Oswaldo Payá denuncie los hechos ante la Justicia española.
Rosa María Payá se ha dado por "satisfecha" con este compromiso del ministro. "Vamos a continuar luchando por el reconocimiento de la verdad", ha advertido, sin descartar por el momento ninguna vía para esclarecer lo que, a ojos de la familia, es un "posible asesinato".
La hija de Oswaldo Payá ha insistido que Carromero "es una víctima más" de este supuesto complot y así se lo ha trasladado al jefe de la diplomacia española. "Le hemos dicho lo que pensamos", ha apuntado, sin entrar a aclarar cuál fue la respuesta del ministro.
Por otro lado, la presidenta del Partido Popular de Madrid, Esperanza Aguirre, ha criticado este jueves al gobierno de Cuba calificándolo como "la dictadura comunista más siniestra, duradera, arcaica y anacrónica de todo Occidente".
"Ninguna persona de buena voluntad puede estar satisfecha mientras la dictadura castrista siga oprimiendo a los cubanos", ha afirmado la expresidenta de la Comunidad de Madrid durante la presentación del libro 'Cuba: camino de libertad' (editorial Hispano Cubana), de Guillermo Cortázar, celebrada en la Casa de América de la capital.
Aguirre ha participado como presentadora en un acto en el que también han intervenido el escritor cubano, Raúl Rivero, y la portavoz de las Damas de Blanco, Berta Soler, además del propio autor del libro.
Durante la presentación, la líder del PP madrileño ha tenido palabras de agradecimiento a los opositores del régimen cubano "por ese coraje y entereza por la que luchan por la libertad de su patria", ha subrayado, "que es lo mismo que decir que luchan por la libertad de todos".
Etiquetas:
Cuba-España,
Paya,
Rosa María Payá
martes, marzo 19, 2013
Who Will Stand Up for Oswaldo Payá?
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| cubanexilequarter |
By Jackson Diehl in The Washington Post:
Two weeks ago a brave young leader of Spain’s ruling Popular Party stepped forward to offer a sensational, firsthand account of how one of Cuba’s leading dissidents, Oswaldo Payá, was killed last summer. Ángel Carromero said a car that he was driving in which Payá was a passenger was rammed from behind by a vehicle bearing official Cuban license plates. He said he was then jailed in inhuman conditions, drugged and threatened by Cuban authorities with death if he did not tell a false story about what happened.
Naturally, Spanish journalists quickly approached Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Garcia-Margello, Mr. Carromero’s comrade in the Popular Party, to ask for his reaction. One might have expected an expression of shock at the revelation that the Castro regime might have deliberately killed one of the world’s best-known advocates of peaceful democratic change, a winner of the European Union’s Sakharov Prize, and then abused and framed a prominent Spanish citizen.
Nope: Garcia-Margello didn’t hesitate to throw the leader of his party’s youth wing under a bus. The foreign ministry, he primly told the reporters, “didn’t have evidence” of Carromero’s account. “The only evidence” it had, he added, was an agreement between the Cuban government and Spain allowing the repatriation of Carromero, which “recognized... the legitimacy of the verdict” of a Cuban court that found him guilty of negligent homicide.
In other words, the Spanish foreign minister was saying he thought the Cuban state security service was more credible than a 27-year-old leader of his own party who spoke out, at the risk of his career and his conditional release from prison, because, as he put it in an interview with The Post, “I could not live, being complicit through my silence.”
It’s worth considering why the Spanish government, like the Obama administration and Latin America’s democracies, ignored Carromero’s allegations. If legendary dissident Andrei Sakharov himself had died in a suspicious car accident in the Soviet Union, and a credible Western witness had then offered testimony like Carromero’s, it’s hard to imagine that Ronald Reagan and former Spanish prime minister Felipe Gonzalez would have remained silent.
But first let’s examine the supposed lack of evidence. Carromero, Payá, Cuban Harold Cepero and Swedish politician Jens Aron Modig were driving down a rural road in eastern Cuba last July 22 when the crash occurred. The two Cubans riding in the back seat died, while Carromero and Modig in the front survived.
Carromero says the car was followed from the moment it left Havana; as anyone familiar with Cuba and its secret police knows, that is routine for dissidents such as Payá. Here’s a question for the Spanish foreign ministry: Is it credible that a vehicle bearing dissidents and two Western politicians would not be followed on a road trip? Right. So where are the occupants of the two cars, one with official plates, described by Carromero?
The Cuban version says Carromero’s car struck a tree. But the photo authorities released shows a sedan clearly smashed from behind. Unless the Spaniard somehow accelerated backward into the tree, the picture belies the official story. Then there are the texts: Payá’s family say they have SMS messages that Carromero and Modig sent to friends in Europe soon after the crash, saying they had been hit from behind and run off the road. And there is Modig himself: The young Swede, who was also detained for a time in Cuba, told Swedish radio last week that he did send the reported texts, and that while he did not remember the accident, “I don’t have any doubts about what is now revealed.”
Finally there is this: The crash marked the second time Payá had been in an accident in two months. In Havana, a car he was driving was also struck by a suspicious vehicle, injuring him slightly. His family says he regularly received telephone calls with death threats.
Perhaps the Spanish foreign minister disrespects Carromero enough to conclude that he is lying in spite of all the indications that he is not. Or perhaps he feels compelled to bow to political considerations: the Spanish government’s cultivation of the Castro regime, its gratitude for the release to Spain of several score Cuban political prisoners, its hopes that four Spaniards in Cuban custody will, like Carromero, be freed. Other Western governments desperately want to believe that Raul Castro is a reformer who is slowly liberalizing Cuba.
All these calculations assume that the possibility that the regime deliberately targeted and killed Payá is ultimately unworthy of international attention; that impunity for such a crime is a regrettable necessity; or that the case says nothing about the Castros’ real intentions. Were they alive, Andrei Sakharov and Oswaldo Payá would surely disagree.
Two weeks ago a brave young leader of Spain’s ruling Popular Party stepped forward to offer a sensational, firsthand account of how one of Cuba’s leading dissidents, Oswaldo Payá, was killed last summer. Ángel Carromero said a car that he was driving in which Payá was a passenger was rammed from behind by a vehicle bearing official Cuban license plates. He said he was then jailed in inhuman conditions, drugged and threatened by Cuban authorities with death if he did not tell a false story about what happened.
Naturally, Spanish journalists quickly approached Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Garcia-Margello, Mr. Carromero’s comrade in the Popular Party, to ask for his reaction. One might have expected an expression of shock at the revelation that the Castro regime might have deliberately killed one of the world’s best-known advocates of peaceful democratic change, a winner of the European Union’s Sakharov Prize, and then abused and framed a prominent Spanish citizen.
Nope: Garcia-Margello didn’t hesitate to throw the leader of his party’s youth wing under a bus. The foreign ministry, he primly told the reporters, “didn’t have evidence” of Carromero’s account. “The only evidence” it had, he added, was an agreement between the Cuban government and Spain allowing the repatriation of Carromero, which “recognized... the legitimacy of the verdict” of a Cuban court that found him guilty of negligent homicide.
In other words, the Spanish foreign minister was saying he thought the Cuban state security service was more credible than a 27-year-old leader of his own party who spoke out, at the risk of his career and his conditional release from prison, because, as he put it in an interview with The Post, “I could not live, being complicit through my silence.”
It’s worth considering why the Spanish government, like the Obama administration and Latin America’s democracies, ignored Carromero’s allegations. If legendary dissident Andrei Sakharov himself had died in a suspicious car accident in the Soviet Union, and a credible Western witness had then offered testimony like Carromero’s, it’s hard to imagine that Ronald Reagan and former Spanish prime minister Felipe Gonzalez would have remained silent.
But first let’s examine the supposed lack of evidence. Carromero, Payá, Cuban Harold Cepero and Swedish politician Jens Aron Modig were driving down a rural road in eastern Cuba last July 22 when the crash occurred. The two Cubans riding in the back seat died, while Carromero and Modig in the front survived.
Carromero says the car was followed from the moment it left Havana; as anyone familiar with Cuba and its secret police knows, that is routine for dissidents such as Payá. Here’s a question for the Spanish foreign ministry: Is it credible that a vehicle bearing dissidents and two Western politicians would not be followed on a road trip? Right. So where are the occupants of the two cars, one with official plates, described by Carromero?
The Cuban version says Carromero’s car struck a tree. But the photo authorities released shows a sedan clearly smashed from behind. Unless the Spaniard somehow accelerated backward into the tree, the picture belies the official story. Then there are the texts: Payá’s family say they have SMS messages that Carromero and Modig sent to friends in Europe soon after the crash, saying they had been hit from behind and run off the road. And there is Modig himself: The young Swede, who was also detained for a time in Cuba, told Swedish radio last week that he did send the reported texts, and that while he did not remember the accident, “I don’t have any doubts about what is now revealed.”
Finally there is this: The crash marked the second time Payá had been in an accident in two months. In Havana, a car he was driving was also struck by a suspicious vehicle, injuring him slightly. His family says he regularly received telephone calls with death threats.
Perhaps the Spanish foreign minister disrespects Carromero enough to conclude that he is lying in spite of all the indications that he is not. Or perhaps he feels compelled to bow to political considerations: the Spanish government’s cultivation of the Castro regime, its gratitude for the release to Spain of several score Cuban political prisoners, its hopes that four Spaniards in Cuban custody will, like Carromero, be freed. Other Western governments desperately want to believe that Raul Castro is a reformer who is slowly liberalizing Cuba.
All these calculations assume that the possibility that the regime deliberately targeted and killed Payá is ultimately unworthy of international attention; that impunity for such a crime is a regrettable necessity; or that the case says nothing about the Castros’ real intentions. Were they alive, Andrei Sakharov and Oswaldo Payá would surely disagree.
Etiquetas:
Cuba-España,
Disidentes,
Muertes del Castrismo,
Paya,
Represion
jueves, marzo 14, 2013
WP: Obama Should Push for Paya Probe
From The Washington Post's Editorial Board:
Obama administration should urge a probe of Oswaldo Payá death
NELSON MANDELA was locked up on Robben Island. Andrei Sakharov was exiled to Gorky. Vaclav Havel was thrown into a Prague jail cell. Aung San Suu Kyi was repeatedly placed under house arrest. All of these courageous, dissident voices were muffled at some time by authoritarian regimes, but in the end, they found their way back to freedom. Oswaldo Payá of Cuba never got that chance.
Mr. Payá, who pioneered the Varela Project, a petition drive in 2002 seeking the guarantee of political freedom in Cuba, was killed in a car wreck July 22, along with a youth activist, Harold Cepero. The driver of the vehicle, Ángel Carromero, a Spaniard, was convicted and imprisoned on charges of vehicular homicide; in December, he was released to Spain. He told us in an interview published on the opposite page last week that the car carrying Mr. Payá was rammed from behind by a vehicle with government license plates. His recollections suggest that Mr. Payá died not from reckless driving but from a purposeful attempt to silence him — forever.
On Wednesday, his daughter, Rosa Maria Payá, appeared before the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva. Speaking for the group U. N. Watch, Ms. Payá presented an appeal signed by 46 activists and political leaders from around the world, urging the United Nations to launch an international and independent investigation into Mr. Payá’s death. The signatories declared, “Mounting and credible allegations that the Cuban government may have been complicit in the murder of its most prominent critic, a leading figure in the human rights world, cannot go ignored by the international community.”
The Varela Project was summarily and arbitrarily crushed by Fidel Castro. Ms. Payá told the council that Cuban authorities imprisoned the majority of its leaders. She said that Yosvani Melcho Rodriguez, 30, has spent three years in prison as punishment for his mother being a member of the movement with Mr. Payá.
Ms. Payá was interrupted in Geneva by the Cuban representative, who accused her of being a “mercenary who has dared to come to this room.” His attempt to silence her drew support from China, Russia, Pakistan, Nicaragua and Belarus. The U.S. representative spoke up for her right to address the group. She was then allowed to finish.
After Mr. Payá’s death, the White House paid tribute to him, saying, “We continue to be inspired by Payá’s vision and dedication to a better future for Cuba, and believe that his example and moral leadership will endure.” When pro-democracy activists were arrested and beaten at his funeral, the White House again spoke up. But in the past week, since Mr. Carromero’s interview was published, the administration has not uttered a word. What if it had been Sakharov, Aung San Suu Kyi, Mandela or Havel who was run off the road? Would it have said nothing? At this critical juncture, with new information at hand, the United States ought not to be complicit in silence about who killed Oswaldo Payá.
Obama administration should urge a probe of Oswaldo Payá death
NELSON MANDELA was locked up on Robben Island. Andrei Sakharov was exiled to Gorky. Vaclav Havel was thrown into a Prague jail cell. Aung San Suu Kyi was repeatedly placed under house arrest. All of these courageous, dissident voices were muffled at some time by authoritarian regimes, but in the end, they found their way back to freedom. Oswaldo Payá of Cuba never got that chance.
Mr. Payá, who pioneered the Varela Project, a petition drive in 2002 seeking the guarantee of political freedom in Cuba, was killed in a car wreck July 22, along with a youth activist, Harold Cepero. The driver of the vehicle, Ángel Carromero, a Spaniard, was convicted and imprisoned on charges of vehicular homicide; in December, he was released to Spain. He told us in an interview published on the opposite page last week that the car carrying Mr. Payá was rammed from behind by a vehicle with government license plates. His recollections suggest that Mr. Payá died not from reckless driving but from a purposeful attempt to silence him — forever.
On Wednesday, his daughter, Rosa Maria Payá, appeared before the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva. Speaking for the group U. N. Watch, Ms. Payá presented an appeal signed by 46 activists and political leaders from around the world, urging the United Nations to launch an international and independent investigation into Mr. Payá’s death. The signatories declared, “Mounting and credible allegations that the Cuban government may have been complicit in the murder of its most prominent critic, a leading figure in the human rights world, cannot go ignored by the international community.”
The Varela Project was summarily and arbitrarily crushed by Fidel Castro. Ms. Payá told the council that Cuban authorities imprisoned the majority of its leaders. She said that Yosvani Melcho Rodriguez, 30, has spent three years in prison as punishment for his mother being a member of the movement with Mr. Payá.
Ms. Payá was interrupted in Geneva by the Cuban representative, who accused her of being a “mercenary who has dared to come to this room.” His attempt to silence her drew support from China, Russia, Pakistan, Nicaragua and Belarus. The U.S. representative spoke up for her right to address the group. She was then allowed to finish.
After Mr. Payá’s death, the White House paid tribute to him, saying, “We continue to be inspired by Payá’s vision and dedication to a better future for Cuba, and believe that his example and moral leadership will endure.” When pro-democracy activists were arrested and beaten at his funeral, the White House again spoke up. But in the past week, since Mr. Carromero’s interview was published, the administration has not uttered a word. What if it had been Sakharov, Aung San Suu Kyi, Mandela or Havel who was run off the road? Would it have said nothing? At this critical juncture, with new information at hand, the United States ought not to be complicit in silence about who killed Oswaldo Payá.
Etiquetas:
Barack Obama,
Cuba-Estados Unidos,
Disidentes,
Paya
miércoles, marzo 13, 2013
Dignitaries Seek U.N. Probe of Paya's Death
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From AFP:
UN must probe death of Cuban dissident Paya: petition
The United Nations should investigate the death of Cuban dissident Oswaldo Paya, his daughter said Tuesday, handing over a petition to the world body and claiming her father had been murdered by the Cuban regime.
"They say that my father died in a car accident, but we have confirmed ... that they were actually crashed into and run off the road by another vehicle," Rosa Maria Paya told reporters in Geneva.
She was in the Swiss city to address the UN Human Rights Council Tuesday and to hand over an open letter and petition addressed to UN chief Ban Ki-moon and his human rights chief Navi Pillay demanding "an international and independent investigation" into Paya's death.
"Mounting and credible allegations that the Cuban government may have been complicit in the murder of its most prominent critic... cannot go ignored by the international community," read the petition, signed by 46 politicians, members of parliament and human rights activists from around the world.
Among the signatories are the former Presidents of El Salvador Armando Calderon Sol, of Uruguay Luis Alberto Lacalle and of Peru Alejandro Toledo.
From AFP:UN must probe death of Cuban dissident Paya: petition
The United Nations should investigate the death of Cuban dissident Oswaldo Paya, his daughter said Tuesday, handing over a petition to the world body and claiming her father had been murdered by the Cuban regime.
"They say that my father died in a car accident, but we have confirmed ... that they were actually crashed into and run off the road by another vehicle," Rosa Maria Paya told reporters in Geneva.
She was in the Swiss city to address the UN Human Rights Council Tuesday and to hand over an open letter and petition addressed to UN chief Ban Ki-moon and his human rights chief Navi Pillay demanding "an international and independent investigation" into Paya's death.
"Mounting and credible allegations that the Cuban government may have been complicit in the murder of its most prominent critic... cannot go ignored by the international community," read the petition, signed by 46 politicians, members of parliament and human rights activists from around the world.
Among the signatories are the former Presidents of El Salvador Armando Calderon Sol, of Uruguay Luis Alberto Lacalle and of Peru Alejandro Toledo.
Etiquetas:
cuba-onu,
Disidentes,
Paya,
Represion,
Rosa María Payá
Dignitaries Seek U.N. Probe of Paya's Death, Pt.2
Appeal for International Inquiry into the Death of Oswaldo Paya
An open letter to United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay, and Ambassadors of all Member States
12 March 2013
Excellencies,
We urge you to support our demand for an international and independent investigation into the alleged murder of Cuban dissident Oswaldo Payá, a world-renowned figure and recipient of the European Parliament’s Sakharov Prize, who died in a car crash in Bayamo, Cuba, on July 22, 2012, together with fellow activist Harold Cepero.
In dramatic new testimony by the driver of the car, Ángel Carromero describes, in a Washington Post interview dated 6 March 2013, how their vehicle was followed, harassed and ultimately rammed from behind by a car bearing government license plates. Mr. Carromero further alleges that, following the crash, he was drugged, mistreated and coerced by Cuban authorities into making a false confession.
The new revelations corroborate the claims made by the families of the victims and other witnesses, as well as the report by Spain’s ABC news agency about text messages sent contemporaneous with the incident from the mobile phones of Mr. Carromero and another passenger, Aron Modig, indicating that their car was chased and then hit, causing the crash.
Significantly, according to the family of Oswaldo Payá, state security agents had repeatedly threatened to kill him.
Mounting and credible allegations that the Cuban government may have been complicit in the murder of its most prominent critic, a leading figure in the human rights world, cannot go ignored by the international community.
The families of the victims, and the people of Cuba, have a right to know the truth, and they have a right to justice. This can only happen with the creation of an international and independent inquiry. We therefore respectfully urge you to support our call.
Sincerely,
Armando Calderon Sol, former President of El Salvador
Luis Alberto Lacalle, former President of Uruguay
Alejandro Toledo, former President of Peru
Edward McMillan-Scott, Vice-President of European Parliament
Markus Meckel, , former Foreign Minister of Germany
Zbigniew Romaszewski, former Speaker of Polish Senate, a founder of the Solidarity movement
Stanislav Shushkevich, former president of Supreme Soviet of Belarus, a current opposition leader in Belarus
Arnold Vaatz MP, Deputy Leader CDU, Germany
Jón Baldvin Hannibalsson, former Foreign Minister of Iceland
Mantas Adomênas MP, Lithuania
Laura Alonso MP, Argentina
Mbarka Bouaida, former MP, Morocco
Philip Claeys MEP
Michael Danby MP, Australia
Mátyás Eörsi, Secretary-General of Parliamentary Forum for Democracy, former MP, Hungary
David Kilgour, former MP, Canada
Adam Lipinski MP, former State Secretary of Poland
Martin Palouš, former Ambassador, Czech Republic
Marija Aušrinė Pavilioniene MP, Lithuania
Marco Perduca, Italian Senator, co-vicepresident of Nonviolent Radical Party
Janelle Saffin MP, Australia
Egidijus Vareikis MP, Lithuania
Renate Wohlwend MP, Lichtenstein
Emanuelis Zingeris MP, Lithuania, President of Parliamentary Forum for Democracy
Algis Chaste MP, Lithuania
Rimantas Jonas Days MP, Lithuania
Corina Fusu MP, Moldova
Tadeusz Iwinski MP, Poland
Vytautas Juozapaitis MP, Lithuania
Liutauras Kazlavickas MP, Lithuania
Valeriu Munteanu MP, Moldova
Victor Popa MP, Moldova
Paulius Saudargas MP, Lithuania
Valeriu Saharneanu MP, Moldova
Werner Schulz MEP, Germany
Aurelija Stancikiene MP, Lithuania
Povilas Urbsys MP, Lithuania
Fabian Hamilton MP, United Kingdom
Patricio Walker, Senator, Chile
Hillel Neuer, Executive Director, United Nations Watch
John Suarez, International Secretary, Cuban Democratic Directorate
Carl Gershman, President, the National Endowment for Democracy
Ken Wollack, President, National Democratic Institute
Zohra Yusuf, Chairperson, Human Rights Commission of Pakistan
Yang Jianli, President, Initiatives for China
Carlos E. Ponce, General Coordinator, Latin American and Caribbean Network for Democracy
Faisal Fulad, Secretary General, Bahrain Human Rights Watch Society
Art Kaufman, Senior Director, World Movement for Democracy, National Endowment for Democracy
Alessandro Pettenuzzo, European Union of Public Relations
Lehlohonolo Chefa, Executive Director, Policy Analysis and Research Institute of Lesotho
Anki Flores, Former Secretary-General of the Antiracism Information Service, Geneva
Shauna Leven, Director, René Cassin organization
Bhawani Shanker Kusum, Executive Director, Gram Bharati Samiti, India
Duy Hoang, Spokesperson, Viet Tan
Dickson Ntwiga, Executive Director, Solidarity House International Foundation
Nazanin Afshin-Jam, President, Stop Child Executions
Atamao B T Kane, President, Southpanafrican International
Okay Machisa, Zimbabwe Human Rights Association
Obinna Egbuka, President, Youth Enhancement Organization
International Multiracial Shared Cultural Organization
Zofia Romaszewska, one of the founders of Solidarity movement, Polan
An open letter to United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay, and Ambassadors of all Member States
12 March 2013
Excellencies,
We urge you to support our demand for an international and independent investigation into the alleged murder of Cuban dissident Oswaldo Payá, a world-renowned figure and recipient of the European Parliament’s Sakharov Prize, who died in a car crash in Bayamo, Cuba, on July 22, 2012, together with fellow activist Harold Cepero.
In dramatic new testimony by the driver of the car, Ángel Carromero describes, in a Washington Post interview dated 6 March 2013, how their vehicle was followed, harassed and ultimately rammed from behind by a car bearing government license plates. Mr. Carromero further alleges that, following the crash, he was drugged, mistreated and coerced by Cuban authorities into making a false confession.
The new revelations corroborate the claims made by the families of the victims and other witnesses, as well as the report by Spain’s ABC news agency about text messages sent contemporaneous with the incident from the mobile phones of Mr. Carromero and another passenger, Aron Modig, indicating that their car was chased and then hit, causing the crash.
Significantly, according to the family of Oswaldo Payá, state security agents had repeatedly threatened to kill him.
Mounting and credible allegations that the Cuban government may have been complicit in the murder of its most prominent critic, a leading figure in the human rights world, cannot go ignored by the international community.
The families of the victims, and the people of Cuba, have a right to know the truth, and they have a right to justice. This can only happen with the creation of an international and independent inquiry. We therefore respectfully urge you to support our call.
Sincerely,
Armando Calderon Sol, former President of El Salvador
Luis Alberto Lacalle, former President of Uruguay
Alejandro Toledo, former President of Peru
Edward McMillan-Scott, Vice-President of European Parliament
Markus Meckel, , former Foreign Minister of Germany
Zbigniew Romaszewski, former Speaker of Polish Senate, a founder of the Solidarity movement
Stanislav Shushkevich, former president of Supreme Soviet of Belarus, a current opposition leader in Belarus
Arnold Vaatz MP, Deputy Leader CDU, Germany
Jón Baldvin Hannibalsson, former Foreign Minister of Iceland
Mantas Adomênas MP, Lithuania
Laura Alonso MP, Argentina
Mbarka Bouaida, former MP, Morocco
Philip Claeys MEP
Michael Danby MP, Australia
Mátyás Eörsi, Secretary-General of Parliamentary Forum for Democracy, former MP, Hungary
David Kilgour, former MP, Canada
Adam Lipinski MP, former State Secretary of Poland
Martin Palouš, former Ambassador, Czech Republic
Marija Aušrinė Pavilioniene MP, Lithuania
Marco Perduca, Italian Senator, co-vicepresident of Nonviolent Radical Party
Janelle Saffin MP, Australia
Egidijus Vareikis MP, Lithuania
Renate Wohlwend MP, Lichtenstein
Emanuelis Zingeris MP, Lithuania, President of Parliamentary Forum for Democracy
Algis Chaste MP, Lithuania
Rimantas Jonas Days MP, Lithuania
Corina Fusu MP, Moldova
Tadeusz Iwinski MP, Poland
Vytautas Juozapaitis MP, Lithuania
Liutauras Kazlavickas MP, Lithuania
Valeriu Munteanu MP, Moldova
Victor Popa MP, Moldova
Paulius Saudargas MP, Lithuania
Valeriu Saharneanu MP, Moldova
Werner Schulz MEP, Germany
Aurelija Stancikiene MP, Lithuania
Povilas Urbsys MP, Lithuania
Fabian Hamilton MP, United Kingdom
Patricio Walker, Senator, Chile
Hillel Neuer, Executive Director, United Nations Watch
John Suarez, International Secretary, Cuban Democratic Directorate
Carl Gershman, President, the National Endowment for Democracy
Ken Wollack, President, National Democratic Institute
Zohra Yusuf, Chairperson, Human Rights Commission of Pakistan
Yang Jianli, President, Initiatives for China
Carlos E. Ponce, General Coordinator, Latin American and Caribbean Network for Democracy
Faisal Fulad, Secretary General, Bahrain Human Rights Watch Society
Art Kaufman, Senior Director, World Movement for Democracy, National Endowment for Democracy
Alessandro Pettenuzzo, European Union of Public Relations
Lehlohonolo Chefa, Executive Director, Policy Analysis and Research Institute of Lesotho
Anki Flores, Former Secretary-General of the Antiracism Information Service, Geneva
Shauna Leven, Director, René Cassin organization
Bhawani Shanker Kusum, Executive Director, Gram Bharati Samiti, India
Duy Hoang, Spokesperson, Viet Tan
Dickson Ntwiga, Executive Director, Solidarity House International Foundation
Nazanin Afshin-Jam, President, Stop Child Executions
Atamao B T Kane, President, Southpanafrican International
Okay Machisa, Zimbabwe Human Rights Association
Obinna Egbuka, President, Youth Enhancement Organization
International Multiracial Shared Cultural Organization
Zofia Romaszewska, one of the founders of Solidarity movement, Polan
Etiquetas:
Cuba,
Disidentes,
Paya,
personalidades,
politicos
Hija de Payá impugna al regimen ante la ONU
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Rosa María Payá, hija del fallecido
disidente cubano Oswaldo Payá, pidió hoy a la ONU que respalde su
petición para que una comisión internacional independiente investigue
las circunstancias de la muerte de su padre el año pasado.
Payá intervino hoy ante el Consejo de Derechos Humanos de la ONU y
difundió una carta abierta al secretario general de Naciones Unidas, Ban
Ki-moon, y a la Alta Comisionada de la ONU para los Derechos Humanos,
Navi Pillay, en la que dice que el Gobierno cubano pudo estar detrás del
accidente de tráfico en el que murió su padre.
"Las crecientes y creíbles alegaciones de que el Gobierno cubano puede haber sido cómplice en el asesinato de su crítico más prominente, una figura principal en la lucha por los derechos humanos, no puede ser ignorada por la comunidad internacional", indica Payá en la carta publicada en Ginebra.
También señala que "las familias de las víctimas y el pueblo de Cuba tienen el derecho a conocer la verdad y tienen el derecho a la justicia. Esto solo puede ocurrir con la creación de una investigación internacional e independiente".
La carta está respaldada por una cuarentena de ex dirigentes políticos, como los ex presidente de El Salvador Armando Calderón Sol, de Uruguay Luis Alberto Lacalle y de Perú Alejandro Toledo, parlamentarios europeos y latinoamericanos, y representantes de organizaciones de defensa de los derechos humanos.
En su cuenta de twitter el miembro del Movimiento Cristiano Liberación, Regis Iglesias, quien acompañó a Rosa María a la reunión de Ginebra escribió: "dios les cria pero el diablo..delegacion del regimen,rusia,china,nicaragua,pakistan.intentaron evitar rosa hablara.finalmente lo hizo serena".
Rosa María Payá en su presentación se refirió "al dramático nuevo testimonio" del dirigente de las juventudes del Partido Popular (PP) de Madrid Ángel Carromero, conductor del coche accidentado en el que murieron Oswaldo Payá y el también disidente cubano Harold Cepero, que en una entrevista aseguró que un vehículo del Gobierno cubano chocó contra ellos.
Carromero está en libertad vigilada en España tras ser repatriado desde Cuba, donde fue condenado a cuatro años de cárcel.
En unas recientes declaraciones al diario estadounidense "The Washington Post", Carromero declaró que fueron golpeados por un vehículo con matrícula del Gobierno, y que posteriormente fue drogado y maltratado por las autoridades de Cuba.
Estas circunstancias, aseguró, fueron las que le llevaron a realizar una declaración falsa, afirmando que el vehículo derrapó por la gravilla sobre la calzada y se salió de la misma.
En una conferencia de prensa previa a su intervención ante el Consejo de Derechos Humanos, Rosa María Payá anunció que se está estudiando la posibilidad de emprender acciones legales en España para tratar de aclarar las circunstancias de la muerte de su padre.
Payá expresó su "indignación" por la actitud del Gobierno español "por tratar a Carromero como un delincuente, cuando no lo es".
El ministro español de Asuntos Exteriores, José Manuel García-Margallo, manifestó el pasado día 7 que si Carromero tiene "evidencias" de que el accidente de tráfico en el que murió Payá fue provocado por otro coche debería acudir a los tribunales.
El titular de Exteriores dijo también que el Gobierno español "no tiene ninguna evidencia" de que las cosas no ocurrieran como dijo el propio Carromero en el juicio celebrado en Cuba y como quedó constatado en el memorándum de entendimiento firmado con las autoridades del país para permitir su traslado a España.
García-Margallo agregó que el Ejecutivo trabaja conforme a la información que en su día recibió de la embajada y el contenido del memorándum aceptado por Carromero y que, por lo tanto, si él tiene otra información, "hará bien en ir a un tribunal".
"Las crecientes y creíbles alegaciones de que el Gobierno cubano puede haber sido cómplice en el asesinato de su crítico más prominente, una figura principal en la lucha por los derechos humanos, no puede ser ignorada por la comunidad internacional", indica Payá en la carta publicada en Ginebra.
También señala que "las familias de las víctimas y el pueblo de Cuba tienen el derecho a conocer la verdad y tienen el derecho a la justicia. Esto solo puede ocurrir con la creación de una investigación internacional e independiente".
La carta está respaldada por una cuarentena de ex dirigentes políticos, como los ex presidente de El Salvador Armando Calderón Sol, de Uruguay Luis Alberto Lacalle y de Perú Alejandro Toledo, parlamentarios europeos y latinoamericanos, y representantes de organizaciones de defensa de los derechos humanos.
En su cuenta de twitter el miembro del Movimiento Cristiano Liberación, Regis Iglesias, quien acompañó a Rosa María a la reunión de Ginebra escribió: "dios les cria pero el diablo..delegacion del regimen,rusia,china,nicaragua,pakistan.intentaron evitar rosa hablara.finalmente lo hizo serena".
Rosa María Payá en su presentación se refirió "al dramático nuevo testimonio" del dirigente de las juventudes del Partido Popular (PP) de Madrid Ángel Carromero, conductor del coche accidentado en el que murieron Oswaldo Payá y el también disidente cubano Harold Cepero, que en una entrevista aseguró que un vehículo del Gobierno cubano chocó contra ellos.
Carromero está en libertad vigilada en España tras ser repatriado desde Cuba, donde fue condenado a cuatro años de cárcel.
En unas recientes declaraciones al diario estadounidense "The Washington Post", Carromero declaró que fueron golpeados por un vehículo con matrícula del Gobierno, y que posteriormente fue drogado y maltratado por las autoridades de Cuba.
Estas circunstancias, aseguró, fueron las que le llevaron a realizar una declaración falsa, afirmando que el vehículo derrapó por la gravilla sobre la calzada y se salió de la misma.
En una conferencia de prensa previa a su intervención ante el Consejo de Derechos Humanos, Rosa María Payá anunció que se está estudiando la posibilidad de emprender acciones legales en España para tratar de aclarar las circunstancias de la muerte de su padre.
Payá expresó su "indignación" por la actitud del Gobierno español "por tratar a Carromero como un delincuente, cuando no lo es".
El ministro español de Asuntos Exteriores, José Manuel García-Margallo, manifestó el pasado día 7 que si Carromero tiene "evidencias" de que el accidente de tráfico en el que murió Payá fue provocado por otro coche debería acudir a los tribunales.
El titular de Exteriores dijo también que el Gobierno español "no tiene ninguna evidencia" de que las cosas no ocurrieran como dijo el propio Carromero en el juicio celebrado en Cuba y como quedó constatado en el memorándum de entendimiento firmado con las autoridades del país para permitir su traslado a España.
García-Margallo agregó que el Ejecutivo trabaja conforme a la información que en su día recibió de la embajada y el contenido del memorándum aceptado por Carromero y que, por lo tanto, si él tiene otra información, "hará bien en ir a un tribunal".
Etiquetas:
cuba-onu,
Disidentes,
Paya,
Rosa María Payá
miércoles, marzo 06, 2013
Alert: Carromero Tells-All About Paya's Murder
From The Washington Post:
Ángel Carromero, a leader of Spain’s ruling party, was visiting Cuba last July when a car he was driving crashed, killing Cuban dissidents Oswaldo Payá and Harold Cepero. Mr. Carromero was convicted of vehicular homicide; in December, he was released to Spain to serve out his term. This week he agreed to be interviewed by The Washington Post about the crash. Mr. Carromero, 27, holds a law degree and has taken a business course at Fordham University in New York.
What happened that day?
Oswaldo Payá asked me to take him to visit some friends, since he didn’t have the means to travel around the island. There were four of us in the car: Oswaldo and Harold Cepero in the back, [Jens] Aron Modig [of Sweden] in front, and me driving. They were following us from the beginning. In fact, as we left Havana, a tweet from someone close to the Cuban government announced our departure: “Payá is on the road to Varadero.” Oswaldo told me that, unfortunately, this was normal.
But I really became uneasy when we stopped to get gas, because the car following us stopped, waited in full view until we were finished and then continued following. When we passed provincial borders, the shadowing vehicle would change. Eventually it was an old, red Lada.
And then another, newer car appeared and began to harass us, getting very close. Oswaldo and Harold told me it must be from “la Comunista” because it had a blue license plate, which they said is what the government uses. Every so often I looked at it through the rearview mirror and could see both occupants of the car staring at us aggressively. I was afraid, but Oswaldo told me not to stop if they did not signal or force us to do so. I drove carefully, giving them no reason to stop us. The last time I looked in the mirror, I realized that the car had gotten too close — and suddenly I felt a thunderous impact from behind.
I lost control of the car, and also consciousness — or that is what I believe, because from that point my memories are unclear, perhaps from the medications they gave me. When I recovered consciousness, I was being put into a modern van. I don’t know how it had gotten there, but neither Oswaldo nor Harold nor Aron was inside. I thought it was strange that it was only me, and I figured that the rest of them didn’t need to go to the hospital.
I began to yell at the people driving the van. Who were they? Where were they taking me? What were they doing with us? Then, woozy, I again lost consciousness.
What happened after that?
The next time I awakened, I was on a stretcher, being carried into a hospital room. The first person who talked to me was a uniformed officer of the Ministry of the Interior. I told her a car had hit our vehicle from behind, causing me to lose control.
She took notes and, at the end, gave me my statement to sign. The hospital, which was civilian, had suddenly been militarized. I was surrounded by uniformed soldiers. A nurse told me they would put in an IV line to take blood and sedate me. I remember that they kept taking blood from me and changing the line all the time, which really worried me. I still have the marks from this. I passed the next few weeks half-sedated and without knowing exactly what they were putting in me.
Some text messages were sent from the scene, and there have been reports of others, not yet disclosed. Do you know about them?
They took away my mobile phone when they took me out of the car. I was only able to use Aron’s mobile phone the time we were together in the hospital. I didn’t remember the messages until I arrived in Spain and I read them, asking for help and saying that our car was hit from behind.
How was your statement obtained?
They began to videotape me all the time, and they kept doing so until the last day I was jailed in Cuba. When they questioned me about what happened, I repeated what I told the officer who originally took my statement. They got angry. They warned me that I was their enemy, and that I was very young to lose my life. One of them told me that what I had told them had not happened and that I should be careful, that depending on what I said things could go very well or very badly for me.
Then came a gentleman who identified himself as a government expert and who gave me the official version of what had happened. If I went along with it, nothing would happen to me. At the time I was heavily drugged, and it was hard for me to understand the details of the supposed accident that they were telling me to repeat. They gave me another statement to sign — one that in no way resembled the truth. It mentioned gravel, an embankment, a tree — I did not remember any of these things.
The hit from the back when we left the road didn’t need to be hard, because I remember that there was no curb or incline. The pavement was wide, with no traffic. I especially did not agree with the statement that we were traveling at an excessive speed, because Oswaldo was very cautious. The last speed I saw on the speedometer was approximately 70 kilometers per hour [about 45 miles per hour]. The air bags did not even deploy during the crash, nor did the windows shatter, and both I and the front-seat passenger got out unhurt.
A video of you describing the accident was shown to journalists by Cuban authorities. Under what circumstances was it made?
Once I left the hospital, they took me to a jail in Bayamo. It’s the worst thing I’ve ever lived through. I was held incommunicado, never seeing the light of day. We walked among cockroaches until they put me in the infirmary cell, along with another Cuban prisoner. The conditions were deplorable. A stream of water fell from the roof once a day, the toilet didn’t have a tank, and you could use it only when you had a bucket of water that you could throw afterward into the bowl. The cell was full of insects that woke me up when they fell on my body. Although I remember almost nothing specific from those days, images come to me — and I only wish they were nightmares, and not memories.
The video that the authorities made public was recorded under these conditions. As viewers can see, my face and my left eye are very swollen and I speak like I am drugged. When an officer gave me a notebook in which the official Cuban government account was laid out, I limited myself to reading statements from that notebook. In fact, you can see me reading Cuban expressions I didn’t know, like “transit accident” (in Spain it’s “traffic accident”) , and you can see me direct my gaze to the right corner, which is where the officer stood who held the notes. I hoped that no one would think that the video was freely recorded, or that what I said there corresponded to what really happened.
Who sent you to Cuba? Why did you travel there?
Nobody sent me to Cuba, and I didn’t even tell my boss about my trip. I traveled there during my summer vacation, like so many other supportive people — because I admire the peaceful defenders of liberty and democracy like Oswaldo, who is very well known in Spain.
What do you think about the trial in Bayamo?
The trial in Bayamo was a farce, to make me the scapegoat, but I had to accept the verdict without appeal in order to have the minimal possibility to get out of that hell. However, I decided at the last minute to not declare myself guilty, thinking of Alan Gross [an American contractor sentenced to 15 years in prison for bringing communications equipment into Cuba illegally].
As for the Spanish authorities, I can only thank them for managing to repatriate me. I don’t want to cause any more problems. I want to get my previous life back. I even understand that, even though I am innocent, I have to continue with my liberty restricted due to the bilateral accord between Cuba and Spain. I only hope that this unjust situation will not last for long.
Despite the accusations to which I am daily subjected by the press and by the defenders of the Castro dictatorship, it’s not my intention to go on talking about this traumatic experience. I’ve received death threats in Spain, and I have had to testify before a notary so that at least the truth would be known if something happened to me.
Why are you speaking out now?
The most important thing for me is that the Payá family always has defended my innocence, when they are the most injured by this tragedy. That’s why, when I met Rosa Maria [Payá’s daughter] this week, I could not hide the truth any more. I am not only innocent — I am another victim, who might also be dead now. I know that this decision could result in more brutal media attacks against me from Cuba, but I don’t deserve to be considered guilty of involuntary homicide, and, above all, I could not live, being complicit through my silence.
I don’t know what they gave me in the intravenous line, but I continue to have large memory lapses. What they didn’t manage to make me forget is that Oswaldo is one of the people who most impressed me in my life. He is the true protagonist of this nightmare. He was an exceptional person, and I will never forget him.
Ángel Carromero, a leader of Spain’s ruling party, was visiting Cuba last July when a car he was driving crashed, killing Cuban dissidents Oswaldo Payá and Harold Cepero. Mr. Carromero was convicted of vehicular homicide; in December, he was released to Spain to serve out his term. This week he agreed to be interviewed by The Washington Post about the crash. Mr. Carromero, 27, holds a law degree and has taken a business course at Fordham University in New York.
What happened that day?
Oswaldo Payá asked me to take him to visit some friends, since he didn’t have the means to travel around the island. There were four of us in the car: Oswaldo and Harold Cepero in the back, [Jens] Aron Modig [of Sweden] in front, and me driving. They were following us from the beginning. In fact, as we left Havana, a tweet from someone close to the Cuban government announced our departure: “Payá is on the road to Varadero.” Oswaldo told me that, unfortunately, this was normal.
But I really became uneasy when we stopped to get gas, because the car following us stopped, waited in full view until we were finished and then continued following. When we passed provincial borders, the shadowing vehicle would change. Eventually it was an old, red Lada.
And then another, newer car appeared and began to harass us, getting very close. Oswaldo and Harold told me it must be from “la Comunista” because it had a blue license plate, which they said is what the government uses. Every so often I looked at it through the rearview mirror and could see both occupants of the car staring at us aggressively. I was afraid, but Oswaldo told me not to stop if they did not signal or force us to do so. I drove carefully, giving them no reason to stop us. The last time I looked in the mirror, I realized that the car had gotten too close — and suddenly I felt a thunderous impact from behind.
I lost control of the car, and also consciousness — or that is what I believe, because from that point my memories are unclear, perhaps from the medications they gave me. When I recovered consciousness, I was being put into a modern van. I don’t know how it had gotten there, but neither Oswaldo nor Harold nor Aron was inside. I thought it was strange that it was only me, and I figured that the rest of them didn’t need to go to the hospital.
I began to yell at the people driving the van. Who were they? Where were they taking me? What were they doing with us? Then, woozy, I again lost consciousness.
What happened after that?
The next time I awakened, I was on a stretcher, being carried into a hospital room. The first person who talked to me was a uniformed officer of the Ministry of the Interior. I told her a car had hit our vehicle from behind, causing me to lose control.
She took notes and, at the end, gave me my statement to sign. The hospital, which was civilian, had suddenly been militarized. I was surrounded by uniformed soldiers. A nurse told me they would put in an IV line to take blood and sedate me. I remember that they kept taking blood from me and changing the line all the time, which really worried me. I still have the marks from this. I passed the next few weeks half-sedated and without knowing exactly what they were putting in me.
Some text messages were sent from the scene, and there have been reports of others, not yet disclosed. Do you know about them?
They took away my mobile phone when they took me out of the car. I was only able to use Aron’s mobile phone the time we were together in the hospital. I didn’t remember the messages until I arrived in Spain and I read them, asking for help and saying that our car was hit from behind.
How was your statement obtained?
They began to videotape me all the time, and they kept doing so until the last day I was jailed in Cuba. When they questioned me about what happened, I repeated what I told the officer who originally took my statement. They got angry. They warned me that I was their enemy, and that I was very young to lose my life. One of them told me that what I had told them had not happened and that I should be careful, that depending on what I said things could go very well or very badly for me.
Then came a gentleman who identified himself as a government expert and who gave me the official version of what had happened. If I went along with it, nothing would happen to me. At the time I was heavily drugged, and it was hard for me to understand the details of the supposed accident that they were telling me to repeat. They gave me another statement to sign — one that in no way resembled the truth. It mentioned gravel, an embankment, a tree — I did not remember any of these things.
The hit from the back when we left the road didn’t need to be hard, because I remember that there was no curb or incline. The pavement was wide, with no traffic. I especially did not agree with the statement that we were traveling at an excessive speed, because Oswaldo was very cautious. The last speed I saw on the speedometer was approximately 70 kilometers per hour [about 45 miles per hour]. The air bags did not even deploy during the crash, nor did the windows shatter, and both I and the front-seat passenger got out unhurt.
A video of you describing the accident was shown to journalists by Cuban authorities. Under what circumstances was it made?
Once I left the hospital, they took me to a jail in Bayamo. It’s the worst thing I’ve ever lived through. I was held incommunicado, never seeing the light of day. We walked among cockroaches until they put me in the infirmary cell, along with another Cuban prisoner. The conditions were deplorable. A stream of water fell from the roof once a day, the toilet didn’t have a tank, and you could use it only when you had a bucket of water that you could throw afterward into the bowl. The cell was full of insects that woke me up when they fell on my body. Although I remember almost nothing specific from those days, images come to me — and I only wish they were nightmares, and not memories.
The video that the authorities made public was recorded under these conditions. As viewers can see, my face and my left eye are very swollen and I speak like I am drugged. When an officer gave me a notebook in which the official Cuban government account was laid out, I limited myself to reading statements from that notebook. In fact, you can see me reading Cuban expressions I didn’t know, like “transit accident” (in Spain it’s “traffic accident”) , and you can see me direct my gaze to the right corner, which is where the officer stood who held the notes. I hoped that no one would think that the video was freely recorded, or that what I said there corresponded to what really happened.
Who sent you to Cuba? Why did you travel there?
Nobody sent me to Cuba, and I didn’t even tell my boss about my trip. I traveled there during my summer vacation, like so many other supportive people — because I admire the peaceful defenders of liberty and democracy like Oswaldo, who is very well known in Spain.
What do you think about the trial in Bayamo?
The trial in Bayamo was a farce, to make me the scapegoat, but I had to accept the verdict without appeal in order to have the minimal possibility to get out of that hell. However, I decided at the last minute to not declare myself guilty, thinking of Alan Gross [an American contractor sentenced to 15 years in prison for bringing communications equipment into Cuba illegally].
As for the Spanish authorities, I can only thank them for managing to repatriate me. I don’t want to cause any more problems. I want to get my previous life back. I even understand that, even though I am innocent, I have to continue with my liberty restricted due to the bilateral accord between Cuba and Spain. I only hope that this unjust situation will not last for long.
Despite the accusations to which I am daily subjected by the press and by the defenders of the Castro dictatorship, it’s not my intention to go on talking about this traumatic experience. I’ve received death threats in Spain, and I have had to testify before a notary so that at least the truth would be known if something happened to me.
Why are you speaking out now?
The most important thing for me is that the Payá family always has defended my innocence, when they are the most injured by this tragedy. That’s why, when I met Rosa Maria [Payá’s daughter] this week, I could not hide the truth any more. I am not only innocent — I am another victim, who might also be dead now. I know that this decision could result in more brutal media attacks against me from Cuba, but I don’t deserve to be considered guilty of involuntary homicide, and, above all, I could not live, being complicit through my silence.
I don’t know what they gave me in the intravenous line, but I continue to have large memory lapses. What they didn’t manage to make me forget is that Oswaldo is one of the people who most impressed me in my life. He is the true protagonist of this nightmare. He was an exceptional person, and I will never forget him.
Etiquetas:
Cuba-España,
Disidentes,
Muertes del Castrismo,
Paya,
Represion
El sueco Modig confirma los mensajes de texto
martinoticias
Aron Modig, uno de los sobrevivientes del accidente en el que perdieran la vida Osvaldo Payá y Harold Cepero el pasado 22 de julio, rompió este martes su silencio de más de siete meses y aseguró haber enviado el mensaje de texto a sus amigos en Suecia donde refiere que Ángel Carromero le dijo que un carro los sacó de la carretera.
En declaraciones al programa Estudio Uno de Radio Suecia, facilitado a Martinoticias por Mileydi Fougstedt de "Misceláneas de Cuba", Modig sostuvo que conversó por horas con Rosa María (la hija de Payá) y se alegró de haberse encontrado con ella otra vez, al tiempo que recalcó que no tiene ninguna duda de lo que Carromero le contó a ella sobre lo sucedido.
"No recuerdo lo que pasó, pero no tengo dudas de lo que Rosa María está dicendo que Ángel le contó, ni de sus otras fuentes".
Modig recalcó que no sabe si fue un atentado lo que ocurrió ese día contra el auto en el que viajaban, pero aclaró que "no tenía razones para dudarlo".
Según explicó, desde que ocurrió el accidente no ha podido pensar en otra cosa ni un solo día, sobre todo por el proceso "traumático de haber vivido en una dictadura que me desapareció por una semana. Ni siquiera me dijeron qué había pasado."
Preguntado sobre el dinero que llevó a Cuba, expresó que era para los familiares de los presos políticos, y que además no era primera vez que lo hacía, con anterioridad lo había hecho con otras organizaciones, ya que, según apuntó, llevar ayuda a los cubanos es "muy importante".
Aron Modig, uno de los sobrevivientes del accidente en el que perdieran la vida Osvaldo Payá y Harold Cepero el pasado 22 de julio, rompió este martes su silencio de más de siete meses y aseguró haber enviado el mensaje de texto a sus amigos en Suecia donde refiere que Ángel Carromero le dijo que un carro los sacó de la carretera.
En declaraciones al programa Estudio Uno de Radio Suecia, facilitado a Martinoticias por Mileydi Fougstedt de "Misceláneas de Cuba", Modig sostuvo que conversó por horas con Rosa María (la hija de Payá) y se alegró de haberse encontrado con ella otra vez, al tiempo que recalcó que no tiene ninguna duda de lo que Carromero le contó a ella sobre lo sucedido.
"No recuerdo lo que pasó, pero no tengo dudas de lo que Rosa María está dicendo que Ángel le contó, ni de sus otras fuentes".
Modig recalcó que no sabe si fue un atentado lo que ocurrió ese día contra el auto en el que viajaban, pero aclaró que "no tenía razones para dudarlo".
Según explicó, desde que ocurrió el accidente no ha podido pensar en otra cosa ni un solo día, sobre todo por el proceso "traumático de haber vivido en una dictadura que me desapareció por una semana. Ni siquiera me dijeron qué había pasado."
Preguntado sobre el dinero que llevó a Cuba, expresó que era para los familiares de los presos políticos, y que además no era primera vez que lo hacía, con anterioridad lo había hecho con otras organizaciones, ya que, según apuntó, llevar ayuda a los cubanos es "muy importante".
Etiquetas:
Muertes del Castrismo,
Paya
Carromero declara que su auto fue impactado por detrás
Carromero dice que él conducía el auto, y a su derecha estaba el político sueco Aron Modig, y sentados atrás Payá y Cepero, cuando fueron embestidos con fuerza por un vehículo que los seguía en una carretera de la provincia Granma.
Tras el incidente, Carromero fue puesto en un van muy moderno y llevado inconsciente a un hospital en Bayamo, y que la primera persona que le habló fue una agente uniformada del Ministerio del Interior. En ese momento le dijo a la funcionaria que el auto fue golpeado por otro.
Posteriormente el hospital fue militarizado y Carromero llevado a una cárcel de Bayamo, lo que describió como la peor experiencia de su vida. En medio de esa situación, Carromero afirma que fue obligado a mentir y aceptar la versión oficial en un video, y que el juicio celebrado en Bayamo fue una farsa.
Carromero explica al Washington Post que decidió hablar sobre la realidad de los hechos tras haberse reunido en Madrid con Rosa María Payá, hija de Oswaldo Payá. Agrega que Oswaldo fue la persona que más impresión le ha causado en su vida.
Etiquetas:
Cuba-España,
Paya
lunes, marzo 04, 2013
In Spain, the Truth Starts to Come Out About Paya “Accident”
By Fabiola Santiago, fsantiago@MiamiHerald.com
At long last, Angel Carromero has broken his silence from the confines of his negotiated parole status in Spain.
He was the woozy-eyed Spanish political activist seen from Havana on a prosecutorial videotape issuing an unconvincing mea culpa that he was driving too fast, that he was at fault for the deaths of two prominent Cuban dissidents in a car crash last summer. Carromero’s “trial” for the deaths of Oswaldo Payá and Harold Cepero was Cuban political theater at its best, a closed-door concoction to cover up wrongdoing — state-sponsored murder? — a tactic Cubans in exile know too well. With Carromero now back in his homeland, the light of truth — tenuous but illuminating — has begun to shine on the deaths of human rights champion Payá and Cepero, the young activist who accompanied the respected leader on a trip across the island to spread the message of peaceful, democratic change.
The car crash in which Payá and Cepero lost their lives on July 22 was no accident, Carromero told Payá’s family in Spain this week. Another vehicle rammed the car Carromero was driving and forced it off the road, he said. While Payá and Cepero, the ones seriously hurt, were left in the car, men in a third car took away Carromero and Swedish politician Jens Aron Modig, another human rights activist accompanying them. “We don’t know what happened to my father and [Cepero] … but hours later they were both dead,” Payá’s daughter, Rosa María, told El Nuevo Herald after her conversation with Carromero.
The Cuban government contends that Payá died instantly and that Cepero died a few hours later in a Bayamo hospital. But they have refused to allow anyone to see the autopsy reports. Modig, at first detained along with Carromero, was allowed to return to Stockholm after Carromero issued his mea culpa. He has remained silent as the Spanish government negotiated Carromero’s return to Spain to serve out his Cuban sentence.
In Cuban custody, the only way to survive is to outsmart the jailers. Carromero and Modig did what they had to to secure their way out of Cuba. But it’s time now to speak up and tell the truth — and for the governments of the European Union, Latin America and the United States to push for an international investigation of the car crash and its aftermath. In a parliamentary hearing Thursday, Spanish government leaders admitted under pressure that they’re in a tenuous situation with Cuba because four Spanish citizens remain in Cuban prisons and they’re negotiating those releases as well. It sounded almost like an admission of blackmail.
Payá and Cepero deserve justice. Both men had been accosted by pro-government mobs, were constantly followed by state security, and had been repeatedly threatened. In fact, Payá didn’t make trips outside of Havana because of the danger, but in the Europeans’ company he felt a measure of safety. A state-sponsored murder is a serious charge, but this is nothing new for a government with a record of dealing violently with the peaceful opposition.
Etiquetas:
Cuba-España,
Disidentes,
Paya,
Represion
viernes, marzo 01, 2013
SMS de Modig: 'Dice Ángel que un carro lo empujó fuera de la carretera'
Texto leído por Rosa María Payá en la conferencia de prensa de Madrid e imágenes de los mensajes enviados por el político sueco.
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| 'Dice Ángel que un carro lo empujó fuera de la carretera'. Captura de los mensajes de textos enviados por el sueco Aron Modig desde Bayamo, según ha divulgado el MCL. |
Hoy mi padre cumpliría 61 años. Hoy mi madre, mis hermanos y yo no tendremos su presencia física siempre optimista y esperanzadora. Hacen hoy 221 días que los padres de nuestro amigo Harold Cepero Escalante viven el dolor de no volver a ver a su joven y carismático hijo.
Mi padre y Harold se encontraban inmersos en la campaña del Camino del Pueblo que ofrece a los cubanos una vía para transitar hacia la democracia, un camino de reconciliación abogado por la mayor parte de la oposición cubana, una opción pacífica por la libertad y la prosperidad de nuestro pueblo, frente a la falta opciones de un gobierno que ya no tiene nada que ofrecer a sus ciudadanos.
El 22 de julio de 2012 luego de años de amenazas de muerte contra mi padre, que se habían hecho más frecuentes e intensas en los meses anteriores y de un dudoso accidente de tráfico en el que mis padres casi pierden la vida, mi madre recibió una llamada telefónica desde Madrid que jamás olvidaremos. Regis Iglesias nos informaba que algo les había sucedido a nuestros amigos y a sus acompañantes. Unos minutos después recibíamos un mensaje de texto en el que nos decía que el auto en que viajaba había sido embestido y sacado de la carretera, que había tres personas en el hospital y la cuarta estaba desaparecida. Unas horas después supimos que mi padre y Harold estaban muertos.
Luego de haber escuchado los testimonios de las personas que estuvieron en el hospital al que trasladaron a los sobrevivientes y escucharon la lectura de las primeras actas tomadas a los testigos por la policía, en boca del Capitán Fulgencio Medina.
Luego de haber leído los twits publicados por Yohandry Fontana, que es una página del Gobierno Cubano.
Hemos sabido que:
1. Mi padre, Harold Cepero, Aron Modig y Ángel Carromero estaban siendo seguidos y monitoreados por la Seguridad del Estado del Gobierno Cubano desde el momento en que comenzaron el viaje en la Habana.
2. Había al menos otro auto (uno marca Lada Rojo) que viajaba casi en paralelo con el auto en el que viajaba mi padre y los pasajeros de este Lada estaban en el lugar de los hechos antes incluso de que llegase el primero de los testigos oficiales.
3. Mi padre no recibió ningún tipo de ayuda médica antes de morir y solo fue llevado al hospital después de muerto.
4. Harold Cepero Escalante no es llevado nunca a un salón de operaciones ni a terapia intensiva.
5. No se ha podido demostrar que Ángel Carromero condujese a exceso de velocidad.
Luego de haber leído los mensajes de texto los sobrevivientes extranjeros a sus amigos en Madrid y Estocolmo, y que serán publicados. Luego de haber conversado con Ángel Carromero, único sobreviviente con plena memoria de lo ocurrido y de las comunicaciones que mi familia y el MCL ha tenido con Aron Modig y con las personas que fueron destinatarias de los mensajes y llamadas de auxilio de ambos sobrevivientes, hemos confirmado que:
Luego de haber leído los mensajes de texto los sobrevivientes extranjeros a sus amigos en Madrid y Estocolmo, y que serán publicados. Luego de haber conversado con Ángel Carromero, único sobreviviente con plena memoria de lo ocurrido y de las comunicaciones que mi familia y el MCL ha tenido con Aron Modig y con las personas que fueron destinatarias de los mensajes y llamadas de auxilio de ambos sobrevivientes, hemos confirmado que:
1. No hubo un accidente.
2. El carro en que viajaban mi padre, Harold, Aron y Ángel fue intencionalmente golpeado por detrás por otro auto, pero este golpe no ocasionó la muerte a ninguno de los pasajeros.
3. Ninguno de los sobrevivientes recuerda que el auto haya dado vueltas o se haya estrellado contra árbol alguno.
4. Los dos extranjeros fueron inmediatamente sacados del lugar de los hechos por hombres que llegaron en otro auto.
No sabemos qué ocurrió con mi padre y mi amigo, pero unas horas después ambos estaban muertos. Nuestras familias, el Movimiento Cristiano Liberación, nuestros hermanos de lucha y amigos dentro y fuera de Cuba tenemos derecho a saber cómo murieron y quién o quiénes son responsables de sus muertes…
Los datos que hemos expuesto, la persecución gubernamental bajo la que vivimos Cuba y el aumento de la represión sobre el movimiento democrático cubano me hacen temer por la seguridad de todos. Durante años la seguridad del estado amenazó directamente la vida de mi padre y ahora persigue y amenaza a los miembros de mi familia y del MCL. El Gobierno Cubano es el responsable de la integridad física de nuestras dos familias y de los activistas de nuestro movimiento.
Mi padre y Harold dedicaron y entregaron sus vidas por un cambio pacífico que traiga la reconciliación, los derechos y el bienestar a nuestro pueblo. Esa reconciliación necesita del reconocimiento de toda la verdad, del perdón y de la buena voluntad de sus actores. Esa es la verdad que estamos buscando y que no cesaremos hasta encontrar, por eso pedimos el apoyo a todas las instituciones y personas que puedan ayudar para realizar una investigación internacional sobre el probable asesinato de mi padre y de Harold. Ellos ya están en la presencia de Dios y desde allí iluminarán nuestro camino.
* La traducción del SMS fue publicada por el MCL junto a este documento en su página web.
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Cuba-España,
Disidentes,
Muertes del Castrismo,
Paya,
Rosa María Payá
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ANALISIS ESPECIALES SOBRE EL KAXTRIZMO
- 89,000 razones para el cambio
- Análisis del neocastrismo entre huevos con jamón y tostadas
- Aproximación a Cuba desde la Teoría del Caos ( I )
- Biología y sucesión ( 2 ): La política económica de la subsistencia
- Biología y sucesión: El Pacto de los Comandantes y el Pacto de los Generales
- Biología y sucesión: ¿A quién mejor que a la familia?
- Cuba, entre la lógica y la incertidumbre
- Cuba, entre la lógica y la incertidumbre
- Cuba: Crisis del sistema bancario o crisis del pensamiento económico
- Cuba: Las reformas y la empresa pública del neocastrismo ( II )
- Cuba: Las reformas y la empresa pública del Neocastrismo I
- Cuba: Nudos Gordianos o ¿dónde dejaron el portaaviones?
- Del Castrismo a la castracion
- Economia Politica de la Transicion en Cuba [1]
- Economía política de la transición (2): La pobreza estructural como mecanismo de dominación
- Economía política de la transición (3): Las claves de la pobreza estructural
- El caos y la logica difusa en el Castrismo
- El estado de bienestar del Neocastrismo: “Lucha tu alpiste pichón”
- El menú del neocastrismo: pato pekinés y hallacas venezolanas/ Eugenio Yáñez
- El Neocastrismo posible
- El neocastrismo: “revolución” sin ideología
- El secuestro de la Ciencia Cubana por Fidel Castro
- El Síndrome del Neocastrismo
- El Zhuanda Fangxiao cubano: mantener lo grande, deshacerse de lo pequeño/
- El ¨sucre¨: fracaso anunciado de un golpe de estado
- Elecciones en Cuba: Control Político, Manipulación y Testosterona Biranica [I]
- Elecciones en Cuba: Control Político, Manipulación y Testosterona Biranica [II]
- Estrategias medievales en el siglo XXI
- La antesala del entierro político de Fidel Castro
- La caja de Pandora del castrismo: la sucesión
- La ¨Rana Hirviendo¨ del Castrismo
- Los caminos hacia la Cuba post-castrista
- Los funerales del hombre nuevo
- Los múltiples síndromes del "Papá Estado" cubano
- Neocastrismo y Vaticano: liturgias y Vía Crucis. El camino de Tarzán
- Neocastrismo, diplomacia "revolucionaria" y wikiboberías
- Por un puñado de dólares
- Raúl Castro en el año del Dragón ( I )
- TRES AÑOS DE RAULISMO ( I I I, FINAL): Sombras nada más
- Vivienda y Castrismo. La mezcla se endurece
- ¿Perestroika a la cubana?
GLOBAL
- ChartsBin
- Daily Planet Map
- DEBKAfile
- Economist Intelligence Unit
- Estadisticas mundiales en tiempo real
- Foreign Affairs
- Fox Nation
- Fragilecologies
- Global Incident Map
- Global Security
- InfoWars
- ipernity
- New Zeal
- NewScientist
- Power Wall
- Pulitzer Center
- Ted Ideas
- The Albert Einstein Institution
- The Blaze
- The Daily Beast
- The Global Report
- The National Security Archive
- The Peak
- Trends Research Institute
- What does it mean
- World Audit
- ZeroHedge
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NEOCASTRISMO [Hacer click en la imagen]
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¨Saturno jugando con sus hijos¨/ Pedro Pablo Oliva
Seguidores
Carta desde la carcel de Fidel Castro Ruz
Liborio
A la puerta de la gloria está San Pedro sentado y ve llegar a su lado a un hombre de cierta historia. No consigue hacer memoria y le pregunta con celo: ¿Quién eras allá en el suelo? Era Liborio mi nombre. Has sufrido mucho, hombre, entra, te has ganado el cielo.
Para Raul Castro
Enlaces sobre Cuba:
- Abicu Liberal
- Agencia de Prensa Libre Oriental
- ALBERTO MÜLLER
- Asociation for the study of the Cuban Economy
- Babalu blog
- Bitacora Cubana
- Centro de Estudios de la Economia Cubana
- Cine Cuba
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- Cuba al Pairo
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- Cuba Independiente
- Cuba Matinal
- Cuba Net
- Cuba Standard
- Cuba Study Group
- Cuba transition project
- CubaDice
- Cubanalisis
- Cubano Libre blog
- Cubanology
- DAZIBAO-Ñ-.
- El Blog del Forista 'El Compañero'
- El Republicano Liberal
- El Tono de la Voz
- Emilio Ichikawa blog
- Enrisco
- Estancia Cubana
- Esteban Casañas Lostal/ La Isla
- Estudios Económicos Cubanos
- Exilio Cubano
- Fernando Gonzalez
- Freedom for Dr. Biscet!
- Fundacion Canadiense para las Americas: Cuba
- Fundacion Lawton de Derechos Humanos
- Gaspar, El Lugareño
- Global Security
- Granma
- Guaracabuya: Organo Oficial de la Sociedad Economica de Amigos del Pais
- Humanismo y Conectividad
- Humberto Fontova
- Ideas Ocultas
- IRI: International Republic Institute
- Jinetero,... y que?
- La Finca de Sosa
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- La pagina del Dr. Antonio de la Cova
- La Primavera de Cuba
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- Los Miquis
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- Neoliberalismo
- Net for Cuba International
- Nueva Europa - Nueva Arabia
- Oficina Nacional de Estadisticas de Cuba
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- Postal de Cuba
- Real Instituto Elcano
- Repensando la rebelión cubana de 1952-1959
- Revista Hispano Cubana
- Revista Voces Voces
- Secretos de Cuba
- Sociedad Civil Venezolana
- Spanish Pundit
- SrJacques Online: A Freedom Blog
- Stratfor Global Intelligence
- The Havana Note
- The Investigative Project on Terrorism
- The Real Cuba
- The Trilateral Commission
- TV Cuba
- Union Liberal Cubana/Seccion de Economia y Finanzas
- White House
- Yo Acuso al regimen de Castro
Cuando vinieron
Articulos especiales
- * Analisis del saldo migratorio externo cubano 2001-2007
- * Anatomía de un mito: la salud pública en Cuba antes y después de 1959
- * Cuba: Sistema de acueductos y alcantarillados
- * El Trinquenio Amargo y la ciudad distópica: autopsia de una utopía/ Conf. del Arq. Mario Coyula
- * ELECCIONES: Un millon ciento cincuenta y dos mil personas setecientas quince personas muestran su oposicion al regimen
- * Estructura del PIB de Cuba 2007
- * Las dudas de nuestras propias concepciones
- * Republica y rebelion
- Analisis de los resultados de la Sherrit en Cuba
- Circulacion Monetaria: Tienen dinero los cubanos para "hacerle" frente a las medidas "aperturistas" de Raul?
- Cuba-EEUU: Los círculos viciosos y virtuosos de la transición cubana [ 3] / Lazaro Gonzalez
- Cuba-EEUU: Los círculos viciosos y virtuosos de la transición cubana [ I ]/ Lazaro Gonzalez
- Cuba-Estados Unidos: Los Círculos Viciosos y Virtuosos de la transición cubana [ I I ]- Lazaro Gonzalez
- Cuba: Comercio Exterior 2007 y tasas de cambio
- Cuba: Reporte de turistas enero 2008
- Cuba: Sondeo de precios al Mercado Informal
- Estudio de las potencialidades de la produccion de etanol en Cuba
- Reforma de la agricultura en Cuba: Angel Castro observa orgulloso al Sub-Latifundista de Biran al Mando*
- Turismo en Cuba: Un proyecto insostenible. Analisis de los principales indicadores
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