Artemisa, Havana November 2, 2010
For ¬: Rolando Ramirez.
After launching a protest outside government headquarters in the municipality of Artemisa in the anti displaying a poster in that read''Justice''We want the opposition party and chairman of Action'' Democratic conciliatory''Gerardo Paez was arrested and taken to police headquarters in the town where, after being questioned by the officer Felipe Herrera, was fined thirty dollars for public disorder as he informed the police officer it is reported. Together with Gerardo
four opponents who had suffered the same fate, they are, Samuel Cesar Perez, Mileisis vigo, Lázaro Carrillo and José Luis Arrieta, all were questioned separately and subsequently fined the same amount.
Arrieta is not even an active opponent, one who has openly expressed its discontent with the regime which he described as former President Castro as a system that is neither feasible nor for Cubans.
This event took place on October 27 at 11 am at the park is named Freedom paradoxically, located opposite the headquarters of Government, quoted in Street 48/25 and 27, the Havana municipality. Gerardo thought the event broadcast live as he expected an interview with Cuban Cuban program but an officer grabbed the phone and not deliver it until hours later, said the dissident.
The protest was directed to demand the cessation of some discriminatory measures starring Municipal government officials against some people have shown interest in obtaining patents authorized by the Government itself simply think differently, as was the case of Jose Luis Arrieta, a resident near the grenade Artemis just three miles north of this city.
''No arguments to deny the patent, this is a ploy by the state security that I know how and with whom I interact,''said Arrieta somewhat confused by such ineptitude.
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