Accused of homicide after wild party in Cuba

[Sandokan]

Accused of homicide after wild party in Cuba
http://www.lanazione.it/firenze/cronaca/2011/01/11/440798-fiorentino_accusato.shtml

Florentine in prison in Havana. "I am innocent, I signed a document under torture"

Florence, January 11, 2011 - For six months in prison in Cuba, accused of the homicide of a young girl. But he says he is innocent, and wants to prove that at the party of sex and drugs, during which a minor prostitute died for the abuse of drugs, he has never participated.

More: Simone Pini, 43 years old, Florentine, 14 May 2010, the day when, inside of a hotel, was found the death body of a 12 years old, he was in Italy. They could try, in addition to the testimony of family members, the many regular things done by Pini between March 30, the day of his return to Rome, and May 24, when he returned to Bayamo, Granma province, where the ex- Cuban wife of the Florentine and their son lives. Dinners with friends in Florence, a charge account Post pay; an eye examination at Careggi hospital and a traffic ticket by the police in Campi Bisenzio.

All of this clashes with the allegations, supported by a document signed by the same Pini, in possession of the Cuban police, confirming his illegal entry to the Caribbean island. For the police Pini was illegally in Cuba, despite the visa on the passport proving otherwise, and, based on some testimonies, he participated in the red light gathering where the tragedy took place. “That signature was extracted with torture and also threats of execution,” Simone desperate wrote in the last letter from Combinado del Este prison in Havana, sent home before Christmas.

In addition to Pini, two other Italian tourists have been quietly jailed in connection with the girl death by the regime.

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The media foreign bureaus in Cuba didn’t reported the death of a 12 year-old child prostitute, allegedly murdered by foreign tourists, that took place over six months ago in the city of Bayamo. They don’t tell the world what is really happening in Cuba. Unfortunately, child prostitution is a tragic reality in Cuba. What a shame, the Castros regime pushing 12 years old girls into prostitution.

 

[Sandokan]

For the foreign news bureaus in the island in order to keep a bureau, they need to walk a fine line with the regime. This means to be quite selective and careful of how they cover the news. They can’t report stories that, in a certain way, upset or endanger the regime. In other words, reporting the truth without fear of retaliation. They are willing to prostitute their talent in violation of their principles, to toe the party line in order to keep their bureaus in the island

 

[Sandokan]

It is very unfortunate and tragic what happened, but when a 12 year old girl is using drugs, if she had lived, her future looks very grim. The secrecy and absent of clarity in the regime judicial system, makes these unfortunate incidents possible. Of course Castros apologists will blame it on the US embargo.

 

[Sandokan]

Can be any doubt where CNN's political loyalties lie? They always have been apologists for the Left, and will continue to do so. After all, what means a few years of disinformation if they get to keep their Havana bureau. Remember that before 2003, CNN reporters who wanted access to Iraq knew that they had to toe the Saddam line. Castro didn’t need to “censor” CNN. CNN censored itself.

 

[Darrell]

Can be any doubt where CNN's political loyalties lie? They always have been apologists for the Left, and will continue to do so. After all, what means a few years of disinformation if they get to keep their Havana bureau. Remember that before 2003, CNN reporters who wanted access to Iraq knew that they had to toe the Saddam line. Castro didn’t need to “censor” CNN. CNN censored itself.

What the heck are you talking about?

 

[Sandokan]

What the heck are you talking about?

Ted Turner’s founder of CNN aka Castro News Network, is outspoken about his leftwing political views. He calls himself “a socialist at heart.” He is a long time admired of Fidel Castro, whom he called “one hell of a guy.” He told a class at Harvard Law School, “You’d like him. He has been the leader of Cuba for 40 years. He’s the most senior leader in the world, and most of the people that are still in Cuba like him.”