Two of the 53 dissidents released by Cuba rearrested

Fox News Latino ^ | Januuary 16, 2015 | Andrew O'Reilly, Carmen M. Llona

[don-o]

n a move that has angered lawmakers and activists in the United States, the Cuban government has rearrested two political prisoners from the list of 53 whose release had been negotiated by the U.S.

According to independent media sources in Cuba, Ronaldo Reyes Rabanal and Luís Enrique Labrador – along with other activists – were arrested while attending a meeting of the opposition group, Movement for a New Republic. Lazara María Borrego Guzmán, a member of the Ladies in White opposition movement, was also allegedly arrested during the meeting and Cuban officials allegedly broke her arm.

[don-o]

Who's in charge of writing the sternly worded letters?

[StoneWall Brigade]

Interesting now who saw that coming?

[txrefugee]

The Worst President Ever will not acknowledge this little glitch . After all, Castro is only being true to his inner Communist, and BO can relate to that.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Obama asked that they be released. He didn’t specify how long.

[niteowl77]

What's a couple of huevos when Barack wants his omelet?

Mr. niteowl77

[sphinx]

I wonder if any of the networks will cover this.

[DaveA37]

Why don’t we just kill the bastards the day we catch them and get it over with?

[VRWCarea51]

This is what happens when you assign High Level Negotiations to a freaking Speech Writer.

Ben Rhodes...the Same idiot that was eyeball deep with Susan Wright in producing the Benghazi talking points lies.

[VRWCarea51]

Wright=Rice

[Dqban22]

IGNORING THE CRY FOR FREEDOM OF THE CUBAN PEOPLE, COMRADE OBAMA CAME TO THE RESCUE OF CASTRO’S STALINIST REGIME

The Chinese maintain an advanced electronic base in the center of the Havana province to intercept all electronic communications in U.S. and is equipped for eventual cyber attacks to U.S.

Putin is reopening the spy base in the outskirts of Havana that was closed after the dismembering of the Soviet Union.

Well before he came to power, Castro regarded the United States as an enemy. In a 1957 letter — displayed in Havana's Museo de la Revolucion, Fontova observes — the future ruler wrote to a friend: "War against the United States is my true destiny. When this war's over, I'll start that much bigger and wider war."

Six months before the 9/11 Islamic terrorist attack to New York and Washington, Fidel Castro, speaking at Tehran University in Iran on May 10, 2001, vowed that “the imperialist king will finally fall”, that their cooperation would put the U.S. down its knees. The hatred of the Castro brothers against U.S. has not mellowed after 56 years in power.

After Obama surrender to the communist regime the American base in Cuba, Castro might give the Guantanamo base to Iran to consolidate and strengthen the Cuban ties to the Islamic terrorist network, an alliance that started since the very beginning of taken power in Cuba the communist revolution.