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The Economic Chamber of the Court of Havana issued a summons to the Panamanian corporation Ingelco S.A., to appear and answer the lawsuit within sixty working days from March 28, 2012. The notice, issued on March 23, 2012 by the Supreme Court and published on the 27th of that month in the Official Gazette of … Continue reading “Havana Court Summons Panamanian Firm’ Joint Venture Partner in Rio Zaza / Laritza Diversent”

Sonia Garro Alfonso, a member of the Ladies in White and the Afro-Cuban Independent Foundation, was transferred to the women’s prison in Havana and will be processed by the investigative body of State Security, according to her sister, Yamile Garro, who informed this reporter on Tuesday. Sonia, in a note, managed to send the file … Continue reading “State Security Initiates Criminal Procedures Against Sonia Garro / Laritza Diversent”

Pedro Valerino Acosta, 28, son of Pedro and Corina, was sentenced to 20 years in prison for killing Humberto Gonzalaz Otano, a jeweler in the neighborhood of San Miguel del Padron in the capital, a process that also resulted in sentences for 5 other people. He had no criminal record, but he didn’t participate in … Continue reading “The Same But Different / Laritza Diversent”

The Havana Court notified Maite Alonso Campanioni, wife of one of the 6 accused of killing Humberto Gonzales Otaño, a jeweler in San Miguel, last March 12, of the verdict which imposed sentences that ran between 2 and 35 years in jail. According to the sentence, Pedro Valerino Acosta, 29, came up with the idea … Continue reading “The Court Passes Sentence in the Case of The Murdered Jeweler / Laritza Diversent”

Your Holiness Benedict XVI: I did not intend to write about your visit, but your arrival in Cuba is an event that marks the history of this nation. Not only because the successor of Peter accompanies us on the pilgrimage of the Virgin of Charity of Cobre, patroness of Cuba. But for the wave of … Continue reading “#PapaCuba To Your Holiness Benedict XVI / Laritza Diversent”

Twin brothers, sixteen years old, Yordi Emmanuel and Yoan Damian Pardo Contrera will be tried in court, charged with “Public Disorder”. Both were arrested by police officers of the Fourth Unit of Cerro when they suppressed a “regrettable and fanatic reaction of the public”, spectators attending a baseball game between the “Industriales” and “Pinar Del … Continue reading “Don’t Defend Anyone / Laritza Diversent”

Yaremis Flores. Raul Rodriguez Soto serves his sentence in the Prison of Guanajay. Although, according to relatives, the evidence was insufficient to confirm his guilt, Raul has already served seven years of a thirty year sentence, which was imposed for the crime of human trafficking. The head of the Prison, named Joaquin Darias, forces the … Continue reading “Prison Rule: A Dead Letter / Laritza Diversent”

Humberto Gonzales Otaño 56 years old, a jeweler in San Miguel, died violently on the morning of September 14, 2010. Two men entered his home while he and his wife slept. On 28 November the Court of Havana tried six “marginals” from Mantilla, one of the poorest neighborhoods of Havana, accused of organizing and executing … Continue reading “Guilty by Conviction / Laritza Diversent”