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Scott. Gallery: Miami Celebrates The Death Of Fidel Castro He said while many are hopeful, nothing has changed on the island. บิกินี่ ราคา He used cases of recently imprisoned people in Cuba including that of renowned artist El Sexto who was supposed to attend Art Basel in Miami Beach earlier this month. You recently imprisoned the artist El Sexto for expressing his views following the announcement of your brothers death. It is reported that he is in isolation without food or clothing, wrote Gov. Scott. He mentioned the most recent detainment, the imprisonment of Berta Soler the leader for the activist group Ladies in White. From there he touched on Rauls legacy and that of his late brothers. Like your brother, you are known for firing squads and imprisonment of those who oppose you. You have said that you plan on retiring in 2018, but the leadership that you have picked to come after you is designed to keep your oppression intact, and to keep your people trapped, wrote Gov. Scott. With that he said he hopes for freedom and democracy on the island even at the hands of Raul Castro.

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