Cuba Journalist Released After Year In Prison For 'Disobedience'

Source: Barron's
September 4, 2020

"Cuban journalist Roberto Quinones was released Friday after serving a year's imprisonment in a case that drew international condemnation of Havana's heavy-handed treatment of independent media."

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