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Doctor and journalist starts hunger strike after 80 days in preventive detention as clampdown continues

Published on 16 October 2009 Read

Editor of online newspaper Candonga released after two weeks in custody

Published on 25 September 2009 Read

Doctor and journalist arrested and taken to Havana jail

Published on 24 July 2009 Read

Dissident photographer held incommunicado, faces jail on “pre-crime social danger” charge

Published on 17 June 2009 Read

Anyone can browse the Internet... unless they are Cuban

Published on 20 May 2009 Read

Journalist gets three-year jail sentence

Published on 15 May 2009 Read

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Honduras - 3 March 2010

Politicians and media urged not to try to exploit journalist’s murder

Mexico - 2 March 2010

Journalists question decision by prosecutors to close investigation into reporter’s disappearance

Venezuela - 2 March 2010

Breakthrough arrests of suspected instigators in two murders of journalists

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No surrender by independent journalists, five years on from “black spring”

Cuba

Going online in Cuba - Internet under surveillance

Cuba

March 18, 2003 to March 18, 2006: Three years after "black spring" the independent press refuses to remain in the dark

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Miguel Galván Gutiérrez

Miguel Galván Gutiérrez was arrested in March 2003 during an unprecedented crackdown launched by the Cuban government and sentenced to 26 years in prison after being found guilty of being a "mercenary in the service of a foreign power".

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The truth about the war in “Gaza, the Black Book”

New version of Handbook for Bloggers and Cyber-Dissidents

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Cuba

Raúl Castro

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