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Cuba Tweetup for #FreeSonia and Freedom of Cuba / Luis Felipe Rojas

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Tweet a tweet this Monday on the social networks, Facebook, Twitter and the others for solidarity with #FreeSonia, #FreeElCritico and all the other Cuban political prisoners.

17 November 2013

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