Cuban police break up women’s sit-in for release of husbands From: ap.google.com
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Police broke up a peaceful sit-in by a small group of women demanding the release of their jailed husbands Monday, forcing them aboard a bus at a park near the offices of Cuban President Raul Castro and driving them home.
The 10 women, half of them members of the “Ladies in White” dissident group, gathered early Monday at the park beside Havana’s famed Revolution Square.
The demonstration was broken up a little more than three hours later when a bus carrying more than 20 uniformed policewomen arrived. The protesters locked arms and refused requests to leave, prompting officers to pin them to the ground with their arms behind their backs, said Berta de Los Angeles Soler, whose activist husband, Angel Moya, is serving 20 years in prison.”*
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