They steal and throw excrement in the house where the family of 11J prisoner Andy García Lorenzo slept

Roxane, sister of July 11 protesterAndy Garcia Lorenzo, and her boyfriendJonathan LopezThis Thursday they reported robbery and attacks in the house where they sleep.

The couple, very active incomplaints about Andy's case and of all the Cuban political prisoners, they are guarding the house of some friends of Jonatan's family, where this Wednesday they stole the cold light tube from the portal and the next morning they threw a bag of excrement at the entrance door.

"We don't know how they took the light because there is really too much distance from the gate to put your hand in, and we suspect that State Security has the keys to this house, because every time they stop us they have those keys for hours and hours and it is very easy to make a copy of them," said Jonatan.

The young people got up around seven in the morning this Thursday because it was Andy's day to visit, and they found the entire entrance to the portal covered in animal excrement.

"This is a bag of shit, the fence and the floor are full of it," said Roxana. "This is really further proof of the baseness of State Security, of the government of this country, of intimidation."

"I'm going to clean it now and I'm going to leave for my brother's visit. No one is going to take that away from me," he emphasized.

Andy García Lorenzo's family has been a victim of this type of act on more than one occasion, in retaliation for his tireless activism for the release of the young protester and the rest of the political prisoners.

At the beginning of this year,vandalized with rotten eggs Roxana and Jonatan's workplace, where she works as a manicurist and he as a barber.

García Lorenzo's family assured at the beginning of July thatThey will not remain silent in the face of intimidation from State Security, for demanding the freedom of those who remain behind bars after July 11.

Last year, the Cuban playwright and activistYunior García Aguilera suffered an act of vandalism and of repudiation at the door of his home, where in the morning he found decapitated pigeons, feathers and dirt. Activist Saily González also woke up a few months ago in her home in Santa Clara witha bag of stinking mud at the door, which could have been aimed at hurting your dog.