The number of political prisoners that have been released increases to 11 after a one -month break

The Cuban observatory of human rights (OCDH) confirmed that at least 11 political prisoners have been released in Cuba for more than a month of suspension since the regime has resumed the process of granting prison services.

The organization continues to demand the complete release of political prisoners on the island, since the recent publications do not imply amnesty or pardon.

In the past few hours, Justicia 11J has confirmed the publication of several demonstrators, including:

Geovani Sepúlveda MartínezAn independent journalist and opposition member was arrested in Camagüey during the protests of 2021. The blows he received in prison led to epileptic seizures. He had been sentenced to 4 years and 4 months for “attack and contempt”.

Omar Herrera Morépursued by a military court because of his participation in the protests in Colón, Matanza. The public prosecutor's application in his case was for 12 yearsand he was sentenced to 11 years for “sabotage and public disorder”.

Abel Lázaro Machado CondeA demonstrator of the 11J in Güines, Mayabeque. His original sentence was 16 years in prisonBut it was reduced to 9 years for “public disorder and sabotage”.

Luis Armando Cruz AguileraArrested in Havana at the age of 21 at the age of 2121. He was sentenced to 15 years in prison for “sedition”, although after an appointment his judgment was reduced to 10 years. He suffered strikes in prison, was laid in insulation cells and brought to a prison with very dangerous inmates.

Lázaro Antonio Rodríguez JerézArrested in Güira de Melena, Artemisa, at the age of 21. His initial application for law enforcement was for 13 years of prison sentenceBut he was ultimately too convicted 10 years for “sabotage and public disorder”. His call for appeal did not manage to change the judgment.

In front of them, Yunaiky de la Caridad Linares Rodríguez And Andy Alexis Martín Pérez had been released after he had been sentenced to several years in prison. Linares Rodríguez suffered from thyroid problems and reported on a lack of medical care while he was imprisoned, but was also suspended again in punishment cells. Under similar circumstances, Martín Pérez was released as part of the same group of prisoners published in the past few days.

Iván Mauricio Arocha Arocha, Brusnelvis Adrián Cabrera GutiérrezPresent Ohaurys Rondón RiveroAnd Yaquelin Castillo García was released last Thursday.

The Cuban regime insists that these releases are part of a process of prison services that are subject to strict conditions. The Vice President of the Supreme Court, Maricela Sosa Ravelo, made it clear that these are not amnesties and that those who were released could be returned to prison if they did not meet the requirements of “good behavior”.

In a state television program, moderator Humberto López confirmed that releases can be revoked and activists can be accused of encouraging those who challenge the conditions imposed. The official discourse increases the warning that those who do not comply with the imposed restrictions could be incarated again.