By Mario Enrique Mayo Hernández *
The trip would have been easier for Mr. Ernesto Alonso Martinez if he had sailed through the bypasses that marks the Cuban Criminal Procedure Law , but the nautical chart fell into disuse, and the journey is entangled. It
-for-that Mr. Alonso decided to sue the State Council official René Montes de Oca for an alleged crime of usurpation of public functions, having taken the assignment of answering a complaint letter he sent President Castro.
In this letter he moved to the Cuban leader irrefutable evidence of the injustice committed by the former revolutionary court, who stole their property and sent to prison for three years.
When the interested person in the National Police Headquarters, in Havana, obtained in response to file a complaint with the State Council itself, and by insisting on its willingness to make the accusation, simply told him to go to headquarters Police located in Zapata and C of that city. Once in place, was bounced like a ball by acting number 1982 for the Municipal Court Plaza, and there a secretary reported that courtroom does not land either, adding that just were being inspected that day by the Supreme Court, one more reason not to accept it.
The truth is that for all intents and sometimes the officials' position that was intended to acknowledge challenged so concerned that they preferred to throw the ball to another base and wash their hands like Pontius Pilate.
With some glimmers of optimism, this gentleman who has over 32 years of asking various bodies and authorities to investigate his case went to the highest judicial body still hopeful, and what was his disappointment when a very clear and English transparent, Mr. Rodriguez and Mrs. Emma, \u200b\u200bevacuating those procedures at that level, he stated bluntly that they knew the accuser giddy right now, but they had orders not to receive it.
In this case "rule of law" as these things happen, and although the Criminal Procedure Act itself approved by the government grants a privilege to citizens, if it goes against their interests becomes a dead letter, "nothing happens" . Alonso
The ordeal could be longer, but decided to take a break, since he already has 76 years, though his journey will continue, because, as the old, in some portion of Cuban territory that someone will listen ever. The quixotic errant
resides in No. 28 Seventh Street between D and E, Watershed municipality, province of Camagüey, in my humble opinion, only with the transition to democracy and freedom Mr. Alonso can reach safe harbor. For now, wait
* Mario Enrique Mayo Hernández: Camagüeyano. Graduated in 1987 with Bachelor of Laws at the University of Camagüey. He has worked in the Provincial Office of Collective Law and legal advice. Independent journalist and poet. Current member Agramontista and the Group of 75. He is currently on probation "license parole. " Resides in the city of Camagüey.
The trip would have been easier for Mr. Ernesto Alonso Martinez if he had sailed through the bypasses that marks the Cuban Criminal Procedure Law , but the nautical chart fell into disuse, and the journey is entangled. It -for-that Mr. Alonso decided to sue the State Council official René Montes de Oca for an alleged crime of usurpation of public functions, having taken the assignment of answering a complaint letter he sent President Castro.
In this letter he moved to the Cuban leader irrefutable evidence of the injustice committed by the former revolutionary court, who stole their property and sent to prison for three years.
When the interested person in the National Police Headquarters, in Havana, obtained in response to file a complaint with the State Council itself, and by insisting on its willingness to make the accusation, simply told him to go to headquarters Police located in Zapata and C of that city. Once in place, was bounced like a ball by acting number 1982 for the Municipal Court Plaza, and there a secretary reported that courtroom does not land either, adding that just were being inspected that day by the Supreme Court, one more reason not to accept it.
The truth is that for all intents and sometimes the officials' position that was intended to acknowledge challenged so concerned that they preferred to throw the ball to another base and wash their hands like Pontius Pilate.
With some glimmers of optimism, this gentleman who has over 32 years of asking various bodies and authorities to investigate his case went to the highest judicial body still hopeful, and what was his disappointment when a very clear and English transparent, Mr. Rodriguez and Mrs. Emma, \u200b\u200bevacuating those procedures at that level, he stated bluntly that they knew the accuser giddy right now, but they had orders not to receive it.
In this case "rule of law" as these things happen, and although the Criminal Procedure Act itself approved by the government grants a privilege to citizens, if it goes against their interests becomes a dead letter, "nothing happens" . Alonso
The ordeal could be longer, but decided to take a break, since he already has 76 years, though his journey will continue, because, as the old, in some portion of Cuban territory that someone will listen ever. The quixotic errant
resides in No. 28 Seventh Street between D and E, Watershed municipality, province of Camagüey, in my humble opinion, only with the transition to democracy and freedom Mr. Alonso can reach safe harbor. For now, wait
* Mario Enrique Mayo Hernández: Camagüeyano. Graduated in 1987 with Bachelor of Laws at the University of Camagüey. He has worked in the Provincial Office of Collective Law and legal advice. Independent journalist and poet. Current member Agramontista and the Group of 75. He is currently on probation "license parole. " Resides in the city of Camagüey.
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