Female Democracy Activist Savagely Beaten

APRIL 19, 2011


BY: THE HILL


Foreign news bureaus and other visiting media in Havana are being prohibited from entering and directly covering the VI Communist Party Congress (CCP).

Thus, they're simply regurgitating whatever regime officials and the state media "report" about the CCP.

So perhaps they can take advantage of their free time and inquire on the well-being of Cuban pro-democracy leader, Sara Marta Fonseca.

Yesterday, Fonseca was savagely beaten by the Castro regime for placing a sign outside her home reading, "Down With the Party."

She was then dragged away bleeding by the authorities.

Here's an eye-witness account of the violent event:

"The mob organized by the political police hurled itself on her. They arrived at her house and began kicking her on the floor. They struck the windows with metal pipes and broke them all. They went inside the house and destroyed the large windows. They threw her on the floor, amongst the mob, and began to kick and punch her on the floor."

More "reform" you can't believe in.

Here's a file picture of Fonseca after a previous "visit" to her home by Castro regime officials: