Dayesy Robles, the wife of a Cuban migrant detained in the Bahamas, explained that many rafters have been held in a detention center in that country for more than a month and asked for help for their release.
“These young people, including my husband, have been detained there in Nassau, capital of the Bahamas, since December 26 (2022) and this is the date that I do not know about him,”explainedRobles in the Facebook group “WANTED FOR RELATIVES OF CUBAN RIFTERS MISSING AT SEA.”
The young womansent to the independent mediaCubita Now a list of the Cuban migrants who are in that detention center.
They have been in the detention center for 80 days: Yanier Pérez Hernández, Julio Gabriel Martínez Hernández and Reinier Martínez Bello, says the young woman
For their part, they take one month: Rafael Rivero Valdez, Yosbani Perez Rey, Alioski Cantero Jimenez, Yusniel Perez Naples, Alexeys Hernandez Carrasco, Nataly Reyes Ernat, Yunior Ricardo Molina, Yailan Diaz Mora, Osdiel Diaz Rosales, Felipe Ramon Orange Torres, Egliberto Garcia Arzuaga and Dionis Michel Gonzalez Perez, Oscar Luis Sardinias Brown, Jorge Leandro Sotolongo Rivero, Adrian Ronquillo Ramos, Maikel Rodriguez Puga,
They have also been held in Nassau for more than a month: Orlando Fuentes Cruz, Luis Alberto Reinoso del Toro, Yosani Pon Cervante, Reinier Jiménez González, Rubiel Álvarez Pérez, Osquiel Díaz Cruz, Osniel Reinaldo Díaz Cruz, Enrique Rivero Velázquez, Yodisleydis Díaz Cruz, Katia Ramírez Leiva, Marilín Coello Barrero, Yuniesky Méndez Rodríguez, Rachel Fernández Castillo and Mario Pon Cervantes.
Cubita Now It also echoed the Facebook publication of Leisoy Pérez, who also claims that Yanier Pérez Hernández, Julio Gabriel Martínez Hernández and Reinier Martínez Bello are in the detention center of Nassau, capital of the Bahamas.
A week ago, Carlos Ramírez, a rafter recently deported to Cuba who was detained with his wife and other migrants in Nassau, said that He would prefer to have drowned in the sea rather than suffer serious abuse to which he was subjected in the immigration center for three months.
The homemade boat in which he and his pregnant partner were traveling capsized on September 13, 2022. They were rescued by the United States Coast Guard (USCG) on an islet in the Bahamas and later taken to the place where they lived their worst nightmare. A hell that he claims was marked by beatings, hunger and the inability to communicate with his families.
“My wife was pregnant there and was hungry, in need. I had to take my food away to send it to her,” said the rafter.
“The worst thing they have is abuse. Now you go out and complain or ask for water or something, like me, who asked for my breakfast, and then they wanted to come in and take me out to hit me. The people on the ship did not let them take me out, but anyone who allows themselves to be taken out will be beaten to a pulp,” he testifies.
“I saw a physically disabled person being beaten inside the ship,” added the young man, who reported that the prisoners are crammed into warehouses set up for 40 detainees in which they locked up more than 80 people, as can be seen in a recorded video. with a cell phone where some detainees appear sleeping on the floor.
Last December, a group of relatives of Cuban rafters who are missing They approached the Bahamian embassy in Havana with a list that included their loved ones and other migrants about whom there is no news.
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