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Chilean president Sebastian Piñera met with Cuban opposition leader Rosa Maria Paya at the Presidential Palace in Santiago.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Roberto Ampuero, received in audience today Rosa María Payá, president of the Latin American Network of Youth for Democracy and Cuba Decide, who is in Chile to participate in various seminars and forums on democracy and human rights.

On June 8th, sixteen embassies, four delegations, and representatives from thirty-nine ethnic and human rights organizations joined VOC for the 11th Annual Truman-Reagan Medal of Freedom & Roll Call of Nations Wreath-Laying Ceremony at the Victims of Communism Memorial on Capitol Hill, which this year honored slain Cuban dissident and democracy advocate Oswaldo Payá.

Vice President Mike Pence pledges support to Rosa María Payá and the Cuban People at the Summit of the Americas

Oslo Freedom Forum (May 28 - May 30) is observing ten years of gathering together human rights activists, entrepreneurs, reporters, technologists, policymakers, philanthropists, and artists to focus on human rights challenges and the aim of a freer and more just world.

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Rosa María Payá solicitó a Rick Scott apoyo para el derecho a decidir del pueblo cubano en plebiscito y al no reconocimiento de Miguel Díaz-Canel como presidente de Cuba por no ser elegido por los cubanos.

Las Damas de Blanco tienen un mensaje simple: los presos políticos de Cuba son nuestros hijos, nuestros hermanos y nuestros esposos.

La presidenta de la Red Latinoamericana de Jóvenes por la Democracia y líder de la iniciativa “Cuba Decide” fue galardonada por su aporte a la defensa de la libertad y los derechos humanos.