Family Members of Political Prisoners Serve Eight Months of Vigil in Front of El Rodeo I
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This 8 September marks exactly eight months since relatives of people deprived of their liberty for political reasons decided to set up a permanent camp outside the El Rodeo I prison. The measure, adopted after the announcement of mass release on 8 January, keeps dozens of mothers, wives and fathers in an uninterrupted vigil awaiting the release of their relatives. The entry Families of political prisoners celebrate eight months of vigil in fron…
The relatives of the political prisoners held in El Rodeo I celebrated eight months of permanent vigil on September 9 outside the prison, where mothers, sisters, wives and fathers remain waiting to meet their loved ones. The vigils began on January 8, after the announcement of releases [...] The entry Family of political prisoners celebrate eight months of vigil in front of El Rodeo I was first published in Monitoreamos.
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