The latest attack by the Cuban government against independent journalists: Interrogations, threats, confiscations and exile
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from english.elpais.com3 months ago
Maria Lucia Exposito expressed despair over the plight of independent journalists in Cuba, highlighting her financial struggles and the repressive measures against their work.
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Exposito's experiences showcase a broader issue of vulnerability for Cuban media professionals, with physical coercion and intimidation becoming commonplace in the pursuit of silencing dissent.
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The Cuban government's crackdown on independent journalists is exemplified by long interrogations, confiscation of salaries, and forced resignations, as many fear for their safety.
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Recent events indicate a systematic purge of independent voices in Cuba's media landscape, where even well-educated individuals are left struggling against a hostile system.
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