Parliamentarians reported human rights violations in Cuba during the Transatlantic Parliamentary Forum for a Free Cuba. At the event, former political prisoner Angélica Garrido shared her testimony about the torture she suffered at the hands of the regime's repressors.
Garrido described the atrocities she endured, highlighting the severity of the situation in Cuba and the importance of addressing these human rights violations. Her words reflected the harsh reality that many Cuban citizens face daily.
The parliamentarians present at the Forum expressed their solidarity with Garrido and condemned the repressive actions of the Cuban government in strong terms. They emphasized the need to defend human rights and freedom on the Caribbean island, calling on the international community to take action in this regard.
The reports of human rights violations in Cuba underscore the urgency of addressing this issue and supporting those who fight for freedom and justice in the country. Garrido's testimony served as a reminder that the struggle for fundamental rights remains a priority on the global agenda.
