1) Reading the article Néstor González Pérez Living magazine was totally convinced that we can do more to help this young student. We all remember when a month ago showed many voices claiming to help the student Eliecer Avila. Without the enthusiasm but collapsed when Eliezer appeared on television denying that there was retaliation against him and expressing full support for the revolution. It was evident the pressure was on him, but eventually the government managed to curb that the event took larger.
Although this time we do not have a video that became a journalism sensation at the time, if we have a Cuban who is being taken away the right to continue their studies for a way to express their views clearly and honestly. On the other hand we can be sure it is very unlikely to appear on television Nestor contradicting the spirit of his words and demands.
Nestor's case is not the first circular saw a few months ago a letter five cases . We can organize an effort to claim legitimate right of these Cubans to continue their studies. Claim to coincide with the recent signing by the government to the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
propose that we begin to develop what actions we take, we use all available resources to help Nestor and the other children.
2) The University of Pinar del Rio ratified the expulsion of Néstor González Pérez
3) They can check the Miscellaneous page of Cuba Press Martí Youth Coalition they report on the student's return Yuri Perez Vazquez to the classroom, but it seems that other cases remained unresolved.
4) Here you can see the documents submitted by students in the previous case. The resolutions speak clearly to the political motives of the expulsions. In the case of Nestor have used the argument of "disturbing the peace of the class and lack of respect for the teacher of the Cuban Constitutional Law course."
5) This article is an excerpt from "A lot of terror and little blood" published by the network meeting in 2003 where he speaks of the expulsion of students for signing the Varela Project.
"The most recent case refers to the center-east of the island, where three students have just being expelled from university centers of Camagüey. The political crime they are accused: to be consistent with the Constitution of the Republic of Cuba, in sections that can request changes to the laws by popular subscription of over ten thousand signatures. Roger Rubio Lima, Catholic and sophomore of Art, was dismissed on 23 September Camagüey Pedagogical Institute for signing the Varela Project. Same punishment was imposed on Harold Cepero Escalante and Yoan Columbié Rodriguez, fourth-year student of Veterinary Medicine, University of the province, who were driven higher education system last November 13 "
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