Latin America Report, Tema 2050[Executive Office of the President], Federal Broadcast Information Service, Joint Publications Research Service, 1979 |
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... allowed to have books , paper or pencils and weren't even allowed to read religious books for 14 years . " Naturally , we political prisoners looked for ways to spend our time during this period : studying , recalling what we had read ...
... allowed to have books , paper or pencils and weren't even allowed to read religious books for 14 years . " Naturally , we political prisoners looked for ways to spend our time during this period : studying , recalling what we had read ...
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... allowed to see my family for two or three minutes a week , through bars . For other periods some- times as long as a year I wasn't allowed to see them . - " In spite of this , the women didn't allow the police to intimidate them with ...
... allowed to see my family for two or three minutes a week , through bars . For other periods some- times as long as a year I wasn't allowed to see them . - " In spite of this , the women didn't allow the police to intimidate them with ...
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... allowed to make a brief visit . Comrade Emilio Soler , lawyer for our nationalist prison- ers ' defense committee , was not allowed to visit the patriots Colla- zo and Flores in Kansas as part of the planned itinerary of a trip he had ...
... allowed to make a brief visit . Comrade Emilio Soler , lawyer for our nationalist prison- ers ' defense committee , was not allowed to visit the patriots Colla- zo and Flores in Kansas as part of the planned itinerary of a trip he had ...
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actions agents Alfredo Elías Argentina armed arrested attack Brazil Brazilian Carlos Humberto Romero cell Chile common prisoners comrades concentration camp courts criminals defense democratic denied disap disappeared El Salvador electric shocks English No 115 Figueroa Cordero forces freedom García garrison Griselio Torresola Havana TRICONTINENTAL homeland hood human rights imperialism imprisoned international solidarity Irvin Flores isolation jail joined the Nationalist kidnapped Latin America leader Lil Milagros live Lolita Lebron Manuel de Jesús ment military National Guard Nationalist Party Nicaragua Organization Oscar Collazo Paraguay Paraguayan Communist Party peasants Pedro Albizu Campos people's struggle Perón Perónism person police political prisoners pris prisoners in Uruguay Puerto Rican patriots Puerto Rican prisoners Rafael Cancel Miranda Ramírez refused rela release repressive revolutionary Rico Salvador Salvadoran sectors sentence solitary confinement spite Stroessner dictatorship student thousands tion torture trial TRICONTINENTAL in English United Uruguayan victims Víctor Manuel violation women workers wounded young