July 21, 2004

Cuban dissident says U.S. revoked his visa

July 21, 2004/ Tron Nick

A Cuban dissident said the U.S. government revoked his visa after granting him political refugee status, prompting other opponents of Fidel Castro's communist government to express concern they are losing support from the United States. Bernardo Arevalo Padron, a journalist, was granted asylum by the United States after being released earlier this year from a Cuban prison, where he served a six-year sentence on a contempt charge against Castro and Vice President Carlos Lage. [more]

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