Pedro Corso
Miami, USA
The death of the greatest mercenary of the age, Yevgeny Prigozhinformer head Wagner Group and his lieutenant Dmitry Utkin, They served former Colonel Vladimir Putin faithfully, during his many atrocities, until they wanted to bite their masterThe book foregrounds the former KGB officer’s many rivals, whose deaths are shrouded in mystery, as is the case in other authoritarian countries such as Cuba.
The deaths remind us of the many Putin opponents who have lost their lives in rare circumstances. Alexander Litvinenkoa former Russian intelligence service official; Anna PolitkovskayaJournalists who exposed Russian war crimes in Chechnya; Boris BerezovskyAn oligarch close to Putin was found hanged in his bathroom, but experts determined wounds on his neck were consistent with foul play.
The new tsar also had unwary enemies who would fall from windows, e.g. Scott YoungBerezovsky’s partner; Pavel AntovState Duma deputy, President of Lukoil Ravil Magnanoffdied after they declared their opposition to the invasion of Ukraine.
Of course, the Russian principal is not absolutely right. Agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter were found poisoned in London. Alexei NavalnyHis main rival in prison was poisoned twice and ended up in hospital.
Putin is not the only person favored for his unexpected death. These days, when talking with Professor Roberto DeMiranda, director of the Cuban Institute of Independent Education and a former exiled political prisoner, he commented on the large number of political prisoners known as “Black Spring” prisoners in the “75” movement. Cubans, they died without suffering from previous illnesses.
Miranda, who has an excellent memory, said that the first person to die was Miguel Valdez Tamayo, who was on extra prison leave at the time. He claimed that he did not suffer from any illness and that his death was sudden. Antonio Villarreal died alone in his Miami home after sharing it with several colleagues, while José Luis López Tanquero was found dead one morning He was in the truck at work.
The latest was Nelson Molinet, who was found dead in his carAn activist with no history of bad health, known for his staunch opposition to isolationist totalitarianism and a strong collaborator in the organization of the Civil Society Congress, led by former political prisoner Marta Beatrice No. 75 Created by Marta Beatriz Roque Cabello.
Miranda sees the sudden death of Dr. Darcy Ferrer, a renowned crusader for democracy and former political prisoner, as another event conducive to narrow totalitarianism. One morning, Ferrell was found dead in the studio of a television channel he was developing.
Professor Miranda claimed that Sakharov Prize winner Osvaldo Paya and his comrade Harold Cepero survived the accident and died on arrival at the hospital, while Laura Pollan The death was joined by the inexplicable death of Laura Pollan, the founder and leader of the Ladies until her death. White added that his own wife, Soledad Rivera Verdecía, went into cardiac arrest after being given a contaminated oxygen tank in Cuba, and that other inmates left prison with hepatitis C, Such is the case with death in exile. By José Gabriel Ramon Cantillo.
These convenient deaths date back to the 1950s. Luis González Lalondri, in his book “On the verge of death”, accuses Castro leader Vilma Espín of sending a message to Fulgencio Batís The most striking incident was the timely disappearance of a Castro leader who was reported to police by Fulgencio Batista’s regime Frank País. The person who contributed most to the Castro farce was Camilo Cienfuegos, according to Jaime Costa, commander of the Granma Expedition and the Moncada Raiders Murdered by Castro and Ernesto Guevara.
Let us remember that Ricardo Bofill always said that Castro’s top follower José Abrahamtes was murdered in his cell, just like Fidel’s companion in “Bogotáso” The same happened to political prisoner Rafael del Pino, who was hanged after serving many years in prison. A few days before his release from prison, and finally, two prominent figures in exile, Manuel Artim and Jorge Mas Canoza, two leaders who died in middle age.
