Hawan has released 553 prisoners in the Vatican-Meditation Agreement, despite Trump’s reverse on the US approval concession.
Despite the US promised to reduce the approval in return, Cuba has released 553 prisoners under the Vatican-Medical Agreement.
The Supreme Court Authority of the Island Nation announced late on Monday that the last prisoners of the prisoners were released, Cuba’s government media said.
Hawan said in January that due to the mediation of the Catholic Church, the Biden administration agreed to release the “political prisoner” in exchange for the removal of US terrorism.
However, after taking over, President Donald Trump reversed the decision, reinstated the approval and temporarily stopped the process.
“Cuba’s supreme people’s court officials confirm that these 553 people are already free and the process has ended,” the media report said.
‘Political prisoner’
The Biden Administration initially established a contract on the release of “political prisoners”, but Cuba officials described the free persons as “553 people approved for various offenses”.
The rights groups mentioned slowly in the detainee of those who were arrested last week, but some appeared to be a common criminal.
This has been publicized by the prolonged international pressure of human rights organizations for the US, the European Union, the Catholic Church and the Cuba. July 11, 2021.
Fidel Castro was the biggest protest after the revolution of the 1999 revolution of the Fidel Castro, with a widespread dissatisfaction with the financial distress, food deficiency and the government’s Covid -1 (partner) all over the country (or partner).
The crowd demanded political change and great freedom. Cuban officials say that those who are imprisoned are involved in crimes such as burning, vandalism and treason.
The watchdog groups estimate that those who were in a rescue-related arrest last week were released, though limited information has made it difficult to verify.
The state media report did not reveal that 553 prisoners were linked to the 2021 protest of 553 prisoners free under the Vatican-Brookrd Deal.