Reply #67: Again, do you have a link? [View All]

You need to back up your claims.

Secondly, even IF they are under surveilance, how is that so much different from the US?

Another thing is that those "dissidents" were not thrown in prison on trumped-up charges. Cuba didn't need to fabricate anything, because the connections between those dissidents and illegal US support are well documented. Accepting support and funds from a government that has perpetually tried to destabilize a country is both illegal (in the US, as well) and an act against the achievements of Cuba.

Oh, and how many dissidents were arrested? IIRC, 75. Therefore, the amount of dissidents that are free is: x - 75 = y. "x" being the amount of total dissidents and "y" being the amount of free dissidents. That's a bit more than "some".