Rosa María Payá denounced the arrest of the former interim president of Bolivia, Jeanine Añez, describing the arrest as "political revenge.
Rosa María Payá denounced the arrest of the former interim president of Bolivia, Jeanine Añez, describing the arrest as “political revenge.” Cuban activists have expressed their rejection of the arrest of the former president of Bolivia, arrested at dawn on Saturday, March 13 by the Bolivian authorities. In January 2020, Rosa María Payá, representing Cuban activists, met with Añez and thanked her for her support of the fight for Cuban freedom. Payá considers these repressive actions as being carried out “under the orders of Havana” — prosecutors say Añez and other ministers took part in a coup against the former President Evo Morales in 2019; her arrest document listed charges of terrorism, sedition and conspiracy. (Sources: BBC, Cubanos por el Mundo).
Please find the article from Cubanos por el Mundo below…
The leader of the Cuba Decide platform, Rosa María Payá, has been one of the Cuban opponents who has expressed her rejection of this action that she describes as “political revenge” against the former interim president of the South American country.
This article was originally published by Carlos Escorihuela in Cubanos por el Mundo
*Please note this is an unofficial, independent translation that is not associated in any way with Cubanos por el Mundo*
Cuban activists have expressed their rejection of the arrest of the former president of Bolivia, Jeanine Añez, taken to prison at dawn on Saturday by the authorities of that country.
The leader of the Cuba Decide platform, Rosa María Payá, has been one of the Cuban dissidents who has expressed her rejection of this action that she describes as “political revenge” against the former interim president of the South American country.
Similarly, Payá considered that these repressive actions that are being reported in Bolivia are “under the orders of Havana” received by the former president of Bolivia, Evo Morales.
The revenge, the orders from Havana and the political persecution that (no longer) are hidden behind the narrative of the victim of Evo Morales.
– Rosa María Payá
La revancha, las órdenes desde La Habana y la persecución política que (ya no) se esconden tras la narrativa de víctima del Evo Morales.
— Rosa María Payá A. (@RosaMariaPaya) March 14, 2021
Los hechos como son, de la pluma de @hectorschamis.
DEBE LEERSE: https://t.co/lq11fJudsA
It should be remembered that, in January 2020, Rosa María Payá, representing Cuban activists, met with the former interim president of Bolivia, whom she thanked for her support of the fight for Cuban freedom.
Un honor conversar con la Pte. @JeanineAnez en el Palacio Quemado sobre la solidaridad regional para rescatar la democracia.
— Rosa María Payá A. (@RosaMariaPaya) January 20, 2020
Gracias #Bolivia por denunciar la injerencia criminal del castrismo en su país y ser la transición que inspira a los que aun enfrentamos dictaduras!???? pic.twitter.com/pRPb9Bc8Hr
Similarly, another of the Cuban activists who repudiated the arrest of Jeanine Añez was Félix Llerena, who considered that the ex-president has been the only politician “that has stood up to Castro-communism in Bolivia.”
With Jeanine Añez there were no businesses, no doctors, no relations with the Castro and Maduro regime, Morales’ partners and mentors. That is why they go against her. But you are not alone, sister.
– Féliz Llerena, from his Twitter
Fueron por Jeanine porque ha sido la única que le ha plantado cara al castrocomunismo en Bolivia.
— Félix Llerena Cuba (@FelixLlerenaCUB) March 13, 2021
Con @JeanineAnez no hubo negocios, ni médicos, ni relaciones con el régimen de Castro y Maduro, los socios y mentores de Morales.
Por eso van contra ella.
Pero no estás sola hermana! pic.twitter.com/7zZu1NPuwd
It is worth mentioning that the Cuban-American congresswoman for the 27th District of Florida, María Elvira Salazar, also rejected the political persecution against the former president of Bolivia.
The Republican considered that Jeanine Añez is kidnapped by the socialist accomplices of Evo Morales.
?#SOSBolivia ?
— Rep. María Elvira Salazar (@RepMariaSalazar) March 13, 2021
¡La ex Presidente @JeanineAnez de #Bolivia ?? ha sido secuestrada por parte de los esbirros socialistas del Movimiento Al Socialismo (MAS) de Evo Morales!
¡Denuncio enérgicamente a este atropello y violación de Derechos Humanos! https://t.co/tXNxwxsk3z
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