Cuba shows video footage of detained José Daniel Ferrer dissident in agitated state
Cuban state television has shown video footage of detained opposition leader José Daniel Ferrer in a visible state of agitation in a police interrogation room.
Thursday, 28th November 2019

Cuban state television has shown video footage of detained opposition leader José Daniel Ferrer in a visible state of agitation in a police interrogation room.
The footage released on Wednesday night seems to confer Ferrer throwing furniture, banging his head on a metal table, and shouting.
The television presenter advised that Ferrer is crippling himself and that accusations that he is being abused in jail are misleading.
The video combined statements by a man named as Sergio García González who says Ferrer attacked him.
"Ferrer was detained on October 1 on suspicion of abduction and assault — accusations his supporters refuse as false," said Cuba.
According to Cuba, the United States is funding and influencing Ferrer's activities. The U.S. says Ferrer is a nonviolent protester whose human rights have been violated.
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