HAVANA, Cuba, Dec. 17 (Iván Sañudo Pupo, ALAS, www.cubanet.org) – Gladys
Escandell Martínez says she was threatened by police after she called
three radio stations last week and sent on-air greetings to two jailed
fellow dissidents.
Escandell, a member of the Republican Party of Cuba and the Latin
American Federation of Rural Women, said she called Radio Rebelde, Radio
Coco and Radio Metropolitana and sent the greetings to Oscar Elías
Biscet and Darsi Ferrer, both medical doctors.
She said two State Security agents later went to her home and threatened
her with arrest for "civil disobedience" because of her calls to the
radios stations.
Dissident sends greetings on state radio stations - Cuba Dissidents -
MiamiHerald.com (17 December 2009)
http://www.miamiherald.com/1447/story/1386773.html
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