MADRID (Reuters) – Cuban dissident Yunior Garcia stated on Thursday in Madrid the federal government on the Caribbean island had allowed him to go away for him to not turn into an emblem of protests and that authorities had minimize off all his communications earlier than his departure.
“The regime wanted to silence me, convert me right into a non-person,” he informed a information convention. “All I’ve is my voice, I could not keep silent. That is why I got here to Spain,” he stated, including that he wished to return to Cuba sooner or later.
Garcia stated the Cuban authorities was performing like “an abusive husband” to its folks, calling it “a dictatorship and brutal tyranny.”
(Reporting by Nathan Allen and Inti Landauro, enhancing by Andrei Khalip)
