Havana attorney Osvaldo Miranda Diaz told a 30-attorney delegation from Florida that Cuban lawyers get tired of complaining to government officials about the lack of due process in Cuba's courts.
May 28, 2015 at 02:22 PM
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The Cuban bar has no compunctions in voicing its displeasure with the Cuban legal system—particularly with the criminal justice system, inherited from the 17th century Spanish Inquisition—to government officials.
Yet, Havana attorney Osvaldo Miranda Diaz said, they are “getting tired of complaining.”
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