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Castro Government condemns
Gross
The Havana government has to sign a sentence of 15 years in prison for Alan Gross.
Miami, Florida
March 12, 2011
Alan Gross has been sentenced to 15 years in prison a week after the trial concluded
The government of Cuba has been sentenced to 15 years in prison at the U.S. contractor Alan P . Gross, whom he accused of working for his country in a clandestine project networks against the communist island.
An official statement released on Saturday
indicates that the People's Provincial Tribunal of Havana found guilty Gross, 61, of "acts against the independence or territorial integrity."
(Alan Gross, photo: Reuters)
The note was issued in the television news, a week after the trial ended. Alan P.
Gross-against whom the prosecution had requested 20 years in prison, was arrested in Havana on December 3, 2009. Subsequently
Raúl Castro accused him of acting as "Agent" of Washington in the distribution of sophisticated communications equipment to Cuban dissidents. ****************
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Cuban lawyer considers it exaggerated the conviction of Alan Gross
The independent Cuban lawyer and blogger, Larisa Diversent, said the crime, if there existed "no potential for such a harsh sentence.
lawyer and independent Cuban blogger, Larisa Diversent, in a first reaction to the sentence of 15 years in prison ratified by a court in Havana for the U.S. contractor Alan Gross, said that the crime-if-not have existed for such a potential as a sanction.
Diversent explained that the act of distributing equipment for l
network connectivity to the Internet does not harm the independence and security of the Cuban state and therefore could have been given a lighter sentence.
(Larisa Diversent)
The lawyer argued that for a lesser punishment could have been used as stipulated in Decree-Law 88, which provides that one who distributes equipment of any kind from the United States or private entities shall be liable to fine.
To Diversent, this condemnation of punishing mood prevailed that individual hard fact has an extreme political sensitivity is further constrained because of the deteriorating relations between Washington and Havana.
Independent Counsel considered that this statement may serve several purposes and gave the first intention to redeem the contractor for the five Cuban spies imprisoned in the United States.
Second, Diversent said it could also have an intention to exemplary individuals and entities from other parts of the world that seek to help the emerging Cuban society.
Castro Government condemns
Gross
The Havana government has to sign a sentence of 15 years in prison for Alan Gross.
Miami, Florida
March 12, 2011
Alan Gross has been sentenced to 15 years in prison a week after the trial concluded
The government of Cuba has been sentenced to 15 years in prison at the U.S. contractor Alan P . Gross, whom he accused of working for his country in a clandestine project networks against the communist island.
An official statement released on Saturday
indicates that the People's Provincial Tribunal of Havana found guilty Gross, 61, of "acts against the independence or territorial integrity." (Alan Gross, photo: Reuters)
The note was issued in the television news, a week after the trial ended. Alan P.
Gross-against whom the prosecution had requested 20 years in prison, was arrested in Havana on December 3, 2009. Subsequently
Raúl Castro accused him of acting as "Agent" of Washington in the distribution of sophisticated communications equipment to Cuban dissidents. ****************
Taken http://www.martinoticias.com
Cuban lawyer considers it exaggerated the conviction of Alan Gross
The independent Cuban lawyer and blogger, Larisa Diversent, said the crime, if there existed "no potential for such a harsh sentence.
lawyer and independent Cuban blogger, Larisa Diversent, in a first reaction to the sentence of 15 years in prison ratified by a court in Havana for the U.S. contractor Alan Gross, said that the crime-if-not have existed for such a potential as a sanction.
Diversent explained that the act of distributing equipment for l
network connectivity to the Internet does not harm the independence and security of the Cuban state and therefore could have been given a lighter sentence. (Larisa Diversent)
The lawyer argued that for a lesser punishment could have been used as stipulated in Decree-Law 88, which provides that one who distributes equipment of any kind from the United States or private entities shall be liable to fine.
To Diversent, this condemnation of punishing mood prevailed that individual hard fact has an extreme political sensitivity is further constrained because of the deteriorating relations between Washington and Havana.
Independent Counsel considered that this statement may serve several purposes and gave the first intention to redeem the contractor for the five Cuban spies imprisoned in the United States.
Second, Diversent said it could also have an intention to exemplary individuals and entities from other parts of the world that seek to help the emerging Cuban society.
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