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I was automatically taken from the Icelands to Obsidian Fieldlands with Mai, Irida, and Adaman. We were looking at the sunset. Iriad and Adaman said that they were given this sight by almighty Palkia and Dialga and it’s beautiful because they were working together. Mai asked if I had fun surveying Hisui and I said I did and she said she did too especially with the mystery of the outbreaks. Adaman had heard that Mai’s Munchlax responded to the outbreaks, but she didn’t know why. She was just grateful to him that he was able to help.

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By • Olalekan Fagbade I never said 2023 General Elections were compromised – Athahitu Jega cries out A former chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Prof. Attahiru Jega, has denied saying that the 2023 general elections was compromised. Jega was quoted to have said this at a two-day retreat organized by the Senate in Ikot Ipene, Akwa Ibom State, last week. The professor of political science at Bayero University, Kano, presented a paper titled “Electoral Reform and Democratic Consolidation in Nigeria: Review of 2022 Electoral Act (areas for further legislative actions). He was quoted to have said, “We have seen, in 2023 elections, the damaging effect of how people in the corridors of power get their client/partisan nominees appointed, without being thoroughly screened, and then they are influenced to compromise the integrity of elections.” In a terse statement on Monday signed on his behalf by his Senior Research Assistant (SRA), Princess Hamman-Obels, Jega said such report is incorrect and not an accurate reflection of his position. Hamman-Obels, who is also the Director of The Electoral Hub, an Initiative for Research, Innovation and Advocacy in Development (IRIAD), said: “The attention of Prof. Attahiru Jega has been drawn to a misleading report published in a number of online newspapers quoting him to have commented that the 2023 elections were compromised. “The report making the rounds is incorrect and not an accurate reflection of the presenter’s position. Professor Jega categorically denies making this particular comment about the 2023 polls. “As would be seen in his presentation he made at the Senate Retreat held in Ikot Ipene, Akwa Ibom State, nowhere did he make such a statement that the 2023 elections were compromised. Professor Jega hopes this rebuttal will correct the incorrect and inaccurate reporting currently making the rounds.” #Ineversaid2023GeneralelectionswerecompromisedattahiruJegacriesout

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The Electoral Hub honours INEC chairman, Jega, PUNCH Editor, others

The Electoral Hub honours INEC chairman, Jega, PUNCH Editor, others

  By Olamide Fakeye Nigeria – The Electoral Hub, through its Initiative for Research, Innovation and Advocacy in Development (IRIAD), has celebrated notable Nigerian men, for their roles in advocating for women rights and inclusion in the electoral processes. The group’s Director, Princess Hamman-Obels stated this in a statement made available to the press on Tuesday, to commemorate the…

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The temptation to write a daemon AU for the Masquerade series grows stronger with every passing day, so here’s a rambly ficlet:

When Baru was young, her soul took the form of a cormorant. She learned her numbers by counting the creature’s sleek dark feathers, tallying up totals on her stubby fingers. One-two-three-four-five primary feathers, softening the sharp crescent of the outstretched wing. One-two-three-four-five stars in father Salm’s favorite constellation, blazing bright in the eastern sky. 

One-two-three-four-five red-sailed ships anchored in Iriad harbor. 

The creature that accompanied the Imperial Accountant through the streets of Treatymont was not a cormorant. She had changed her shape many times throughout their childhood - a scruffy black kitten, purring like a thunderstorm in cousin Lao’s arms; a cape petrel, keeping careful watch as she crept out the dormitory window to meet Aminata; an asp, coiled around Baru’s arm like a warrior’s vambrace as she stared down the civil service exam. 

The newly minted Imperial Accountant’s daemon took the form of a crow. Oil-slick black, beady-eyed and canny, perched at the young woman’s shoulder with claws dug into the rich blue fabric of her overcoat. A carrion creature, living off scraps, peck-peck-pecking at the paws of the true predators. Watching and waiting for just the right moment to swoop in and strike. 

It would come. In time it would come. The numbers would align, and she would strike the match that would set them all ablaze. 

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Abvola Solros Naquos avun Mannat annatras iriad Aris  Seek thou the New Sun / which bathes  Their ancient homeland in Red

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Abvola Solros Naquos avun  mannat annatras iriad Aris. sulab Magnos an ebba eri solvoba sovu Matoros... “Seek thou the New Sun which bathes Their ancient homeland in Red and gaze upon the Titan which bore Them. Perhaps then ye shall find an End...” /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Happy (International) 810nicle Day!

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So it’s time to take the whole damned theme list we’ve constructed for the books thus far; it’s still a work in progress. I have it separated in themes for the books themselves, the characters, ships, places/things/etc, and events. All of the music has some degree of involvement with Susumu Hirasawa, as he is just The Sound of The Masquerade to me apparently. Anyway. Here is the list in its entirety as it currently stands: The Books

The Masquerade Series - Aria from Berserk: The Golden Age Trilogy

The Traitor Baru Cormorant - The Great Deceiver of Saint Horseshoe Planet from Planet Roll Call by Susumu Hirasawa

The Monster Baru Cormorant - Monster A-Go-Go from One Pattern by P-Model

The Tyrant Baru Cormorant - The Gardener King from Technique of Relief by Susumu Hirasawa

The Characters

Baru Cormorant - Iriyoubachi no Yuuwaku (The Needy Bee’s Temptation) from the Unreleased Materials Vol. 2 by MANDRAKE

Tain Hu - The Initial Value of Midair from Planet Roll Call by Susumu Hirasawa

Eryre Tain Hu - The Double of Wind from Aurora by Susumu Hirasawa

Barhu Cormorant - Grandfatherly Wind from Blue Limbo by Susumu Hirasawa

The Eye - BIIIG Eye from Big Body by P-Model

The Brain - Mindscape from Industrial Waste by P-Model

Cairdine Farrier - Venerate me, I am TV! from Vistoron by Kaku P-Model

Duke Unuxekome - Stormy Sea from Virtual Rabbit by Susumu Hirasawa

Tau-Indi Bosaka - Quiet Sea from Virtual Rabbit by Susumu Hirasawa

Tain Shir - Murder from Berserk (1997)

Xate Yawa - Plaa and Thammajac from P-0 (Gazio Mix CD) by Susumu Hirasawa

Iraji oyaSegu - The Stolen Box from P-0 (Gazio Mix CD) by Susumu Hirasawa

Svirakir - Gipnoza from Gipnoza by Kaku P-Model

Shao Lune - Parallel Kozak from Gipnoza by Kaku P-Model

Cosgrad Torrinde - Dr. Drevniye from Gipnoza by Kaku P-Model

Iscend Comprine - Intruder from The Secret of the Flowers of Phenomenon by Susumu Hirasawa

The Womb - MOTHER from Technique of Relief by Susumu Hirasawa

Juris Ormsment - CODE-COSTARICA from White Tiger Field by Susumu Hirasawa

Pinion, Solit, and Salm - Water Vein from White Tiger Field by Susumu Hirasawa

Purity Cartone - Wire Self from P-Model by P-Model

Aminata - SAIREN *Siren* from Hen-Gen-Jizai by Susumu Hirasawa

Ulyu Xe - The Song of Force from Aurora by Susumu Hirasawa

The Relationships

Baru/Tain Hu - Guts from Berserk (1997)

Baru&Aminata - Earth from Berserk (1997)

Baru/Iscend - The End of Timeline from BEACON by Susumu Hirasawa

Baru/Shao Lune - HALO from Blue Limbo by Susumu Hirasawa

Barhu/Ulyu Xe - Ghost Bridge from Technique of Relief by Susumu Hirasawa

Aminata/Iraji - Koufuku (Happiness) from Paranoia Agent

The Groups, Places, Things, and Ships

Incrasticism - Big Brother from Vistoron by Kaku P-Model

The Coyote - Berserk Forces (GOD HAND MIX) from Berserk Forces Collection

Immortata - Beherit from Berserk (1997)

The Great Game - P-0 from P-0 (Gazio Mix CD) by Susumu Hirasawa

Prince Hill - The Garden Where Solutions Are Found from Philosopher’s Propeller by Susumu Hirasawa

Iriad - Caravan from Sim City by Susumu Hirasawa

Duchy Vultjag - SEIREN from Siren by Susumu Hirasawa

Helbride - Russian Tobiscope from Virtual Rabbit by Susumu Hirasawa

The Cormorant Company - The Fern from the Planet Sigma from White Tiger Field by Susumu Hirasawa

The Wintercrest Mountains - World Cell from Technique of Relief by Susumu Hirasawa

The World - World Turbine 2 from Solar Ray by Susumu Hirasawa

The Events

Tain Hu’s Last Talk and Execution - Shumatsu no Kajitsu (The Fruit of the End) from the Unreleased Materials Vol. 1  by MANDRAKE

The Betrayal of the Rebellion - Mandragora from the Unreleased Materials Vol. 2 by MANDRAKE

The Battle of Sieroch - Nagare no Hate ni (At the End of the Flow) from the Unreleased Materials Vol. 2 by MANDRAKE

Baru Tweaked Out On the Eternal - Boat from SCUBA by P-Model

Tain Hu vs. Cattleson Duel - Philosopher’s Propeller 3 from Solar Ray by Susumu Hirasawa

Barhu vs. Juris Ormsment Duel - Philosopher’s Propeller 2 from Philosopher’s Propeller by Susumu Hirasawa

Every Time Baru Cries “Why Can’t I Do it I’m a Savant!” - Jouken Douji (Condition Boys) from Paranoia Agent

Baru’s First Seizure - Dream Island Obsessional Park from Paranoia Agent

Yawa, Svir, and Iraji Drugging Baru - Shinensou from Paranoia Agent

Baru’s Choice - Baiyou from Paranoia Agent

Purity Attacks Baru - Kage (Shadow) from Paranoia Agent

Baru and Eryre Tain Hu Talk then FUCK - A Drop Filled With Memories from Paprika

Baru Running While Seizing - Chaser from Paprika

Baru and Tain Hu’s Utopias, Eryre Tain Hu’s Leave - The Girl in Byakkoya from Paprika

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2023: Group wants EFCC,CBN,INEC to monitor campaign spendings

2023: Group wants EFCC,CBN,INEC to monitor campaign spendings

The Electoral Hub, an advocacy group, has urged the Independent National Electoral Commission(INEC) anti-graft and financial institutions to monitor the 2023 campaign spendings. The Electoral Hub, is an organ of the Initiative for Research, Innovation and Advocacy in Development (IRIAD). Ms Princess Hamman-Obels, Director of IRIAD, Electoral Hub in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria…

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‘Why Electoral Act Amendment Bill should be passed now’

‘Why Electoral Act Amendment Bill should be passed now’

A group, The Electoral Hub (TEH), has described the “delay or refusal” by National Assembly to pass the Electoral Act Amendment Bill as an attempt by politicians to manipulate the electoral system for self-interest. The Team Lead of TEH, an organ of the Initiative for Research, Innovation and Advocacy in Development (IRIAD), Princess Hamman-Obels, told The Guardian, in an interview, that the…

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Chaos versus Imperium (8th Edition Case Study)

So this is not a bad idea for establishing the tonal difference between how the two factions are presented.

At the outset I want to make clear that there will obviously be some exceptions, but that the existence of, say, Abaddon’s victory at Cadia does not in anyway mean that general trends don’t exist. Its a common enough argument I’ve run into, where one particular victory is consistently brought up as if its lone existence automatically negates the existence of any trend.

Anyway so, for this, I’m just doing a simple examination of the today’s releases; Chaos Space Marines and Grey Knights, what I’ll be looking at is the following:

The ratio of victories to defeats

The frequency with which major characters are defeated

Victories and Defeats: For the record, I’ll only be focusing when actual specifics to a campaign or battle is mentioned, not just ‘During the Great Crusade many planets were conquered’ for example.

Furthermore I am not dealing with the Black Crusades, particularly in light of what a can of worms they now are. My personal opinion is that, with the new Fluff, they’d almost all have to be considered victories for Abaddon, but I don’t want to get into an argument about them so I’m just going to leave them out, as both victories or defeats, for now.

Chaos Space Marines: For the record, I’ll be going from the ‘Vengeance Writ Large’ section onwards to the ‘Pinnacles and Nadirs’ section. Furthermore, since this is about comparing Chaos v Imperium, I’m ignoring internal strife where I can and also if a battle has no clear conclusion I’ll try to leave that out too.

The Horus Heresy: Defeat (versus Imperium+++++++)

Fall of a Primarch: Victory (versus Ultramarines)

Perturabo’s Curse: Victory (versus Forgeworld)

The Shattering: Defeat (versus Lugganath/Harlequins)

The Red Dawn of Iriad IV: Victory/Defeat This one is difficult since the World Eaters lose...but only because the Loyalist Captain turns to Khorne, meaning it can be seen as a loss for the World Eaters, but a victory for Chaos as a Meta-Faction. (versus Space Marines)

The Abyssal Crusade: Victory/Defeat Again a difficult one. On the one hand we do have multiple Chapters destroyed and corrupted by Chaos, but then on the other hand we also have Fluff saying thousands of worlds within the Eye of Terror itself, the stronghold of Chaos, are scoured and destroyed (versus Space Marines)

Double-edged Swords: Victory (versus Space Marines)

The 1st Armageddon War: Defeat (versus Imperium++)

The Fall of Nova Terra: Defeat (versus Imperium)

The Badab War: Defeat (versus Imperium)

The Vaxhallian Genocides: Victory (versus Imperial civilians it seems)

The Wolf at Bay: Victory (versus Inquisition/Space Wolves/Astra Militarum)

The Fall of Vilamus: Victory (versus Space Marines)

The Nightmare Veil: Victory (versus Imperial civilians again it seems)

The Ragged King: Defeat (versus Astra Militarum)

The Hungering Prince: Victory (versus more Imperial civilians)

The Iron Labyrinth: Defeat (versus Imperial Fists/Astra Militarum)

The Skull of Ker'ngar: Defeat (versus Alaitoc)

The Damnation Cache: Defeat (versus Grey Knights/Catachan/Dark Angels)

The Promethean War: Defeat (versus Salamanders/Sisters of Battle)

The Cage is Cracked: Victory (versus Blood Angels/Astra Militarum/Mechanicus)

The Wrath of Magnus: Defeat (versus Space Wolves)

Crippling Terror: Victory (versus Mechanicus)

Blacker Pastures: Defeat (versus Imperial Fists)

Gods from the Warp: Victory (versus Astra Militarum)

I am Alpharius: Victory (versus Officio Assassinorium)

War of Hidden Lairs: Victory (versus Genestealer Cults)

The Hunt for Voldorious: Defeat (versus Raven Guard/White Scars)

Dreams of the Serpent: Victory (versus Astra Militarum)

The Planetary Heist of Avernia: Victory (versus Imperium)

The Humbling: Victory (versus Space Marines/Astra Militarum)

The Machine Eyrie: Victory (versus Imperial Knights)

False Saviours: Victory (versus Orks)

The Sons of Grendl: Victory (versus Imperial citizens)

The Claws Descend: Victory (versus Imperial criminals)

An Ill-Fated Crossing: Victory (versus Imperial Navy)

The War of Statues: Victory (versus Titan Legio)

The Saint's Beacon: Victory (versus Sisters of Battle)

The Cursed Moon of Thranix: Victory (versus Imperium)

Daemon Tide: Victory (versus Alaitoc)

The Blackstone Pylons of Irradium Alpha: Victory (versus Necron Dynasties)

The Feast of a Hundred Duels: Defeat (versus Imperial Fists/Space Marines)

The Skull Hunt of Octarius: Victory (versus Orks/Tyranids)

The Fall of Ebon Vale: Victory (versus Deathwatch)

Hounds at the Gate: Defeat (versus Imperium+++++)

Flesh Meets Steel: Victory (versus Mechanicus)

The Cacophonicum of Knaus Lambda: Victory (versus Schola Progenium)

Victories: 32

Defeats: 17

So as we can see here we’ve got a split of about 65% victories to 35% defeats. Overall not bad actually, in that it seems to strike a bit of a balance between the two, helping to not be too harsh on its own faction, but at the same time also presenting them as having significant losses. So what happens when we move on over to the Imperium Codex?

Grey Knights: Same rules as for the Chaos Space Marines apply here.

The Final Sanction: Victory (versus Chaos)

The Hollow Cult: Victory (versus Chaos)

Eye of the Storm: Victory (versus Daemons)

A Brotherhood Out of Time: Defeat/Victory So this is the battle I alluded to before, in which the Grey Knights achieve their goal and win the battle, but it costs the lives of all the Squads involved (versus Daemons)

A Thousand Deaths: Victory (versus Chaos)

A Daemon Assassin: Victory (versus Daemons)

The Quiet Heresy: Victory (versus Chaos)

The Tarnished Blade: Victory (versus Chaos Space Marines)

Daemon Maze: Victory (versus Daemons)

The Damned Voyage: Victory (versus Daemons)

Convocation of Souls: Victory (versus Chaos)

The First Battle for Armageddon: Victory (versus Chaos Space Marines/Daemons)

The Cleansing of Acralem: Victory (versus Chaos)

The Battle of the Ghost Halls: Victory (versus Daemons)

The Raxos Civil War: Victory (versus Chaos)

The Fall of the Red Talon: Victory (versus Chaos)

The Black Planet: Victory (versus Daemons)

The Battle of Kornovin: Victory (versus Deathguard)

The Pandemonium of Sondheim V: Victory (versus Daemons/Tyranid)

Plagues of Ultramar: Victory (versus Deathguard)

The Putrid Springs: Victory (versus Daemons)

The Brimstone Stampede: Victory (versus Daemons)

Victories: 22

Defeats: 1

So, um, yeah. This isn’t even funny. It is sorta obscene. The Grey Knights just practically win everything. Constantly. I mean looking at this I’d say the Inquisition and Harlequins should just retire early, they clearly aren’t needed to fight Chaos. The Grey Knights can, seemingly, defeat any Daemon ever. I mean you know you’re outmatched when your super-duper assassin is defeated by a potential Grey Knight, who hasn’t even earned a place in the organization yet. Not to mention we’ve got this organization of just 1000 people who, apparently, suffer devastating losses regularly...except this never seems to have any appreciable impact at all, since not once are these losses mentioned to result in any failures, defeats or setbacks of any sort. They’re just pointless emotional tension strapped on to make it seem as if anything other than the obvious occured. I get tired of how much GW uses this strategy, its really infantile.

Honestly this is just...sorta sad.

Conclusion:

Yeah not much to say, facts speak for themselves. Grey Knights are portrayed as practically constantly winning against all odds and defeating everyone they encounter, Chaos Space Marines are not portrayed so.

Another, less important, fact is that increasingly these lore bits are just Chaos/Imperium focused, with the amount of times Xenos get mentioned surprisingly scarce. But that’s not important to this discussion, just something to note.

Major Characters:

So now we’re looking at who’s ever beaten or slain Major Characters on the other side. For this we’ll be looking at Characters who meet one of the following requirements:

1) Has a Miniature

2) Is a Primarch

Note we’re still only looking at what is directly mentioned in the Codex. So I’m only using examples, for both sides, explicitly mentioned in the Codexes.

Chaos Space Marines:

Roboute Guilliman

Grey Knights:

Skulltaker

Mortarion

Angron

Conclusion:

Nothing surprising here. You have to give this to Roboute, at least he’s lost in a one-on-one fight, admittedly to another Primarch so we have Primarch Effect in its glorious full effect, but still.

Again though, compounded with Magnus’ two defeats, Traitor Primarchs really got bad reps. I mean they have very poor win records post-Daemonhood. Almost seems like becoming a Daemon Primarch weakens you, what with the number of times they’ve been taken out by non-Primarchs.

Overall Conclusion:

Though I anticipated things would be unbalanced in favour of the Imperium, I have to admit I expected something slightly more balanced than this. Honestly...the Grey Knights Codex seems...when it comes to the Lore...yeah.

Now what I’m wondering is if the latest Space Marine Codex is more like the Chaos Space Marine one, or the Grey Knights one. Guess I’ll check it out next, maybe make a running series of keeping tally of how different factions are presented compared to each other in these 8th Edition Codexes.

I should also note I didn’t do anything fancy or such, its a very crude analysis.

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A hitetlen ember azt érzi, hogy Isten mindig valamit rosszul csinál... pedig Isten mindent fel tud használni a hívő ember érdekében. --- János 19:21 Mondának annakokairt az Pilatusnak az Sidoknak fü papi: Ne iriad szt hogy Sidoknak királa, hanem hogy miuel ümaga mondotta ligyen: az Sidoknak királa vagyok. (Sylvester J. 1541) A zsidók főpapjai akkor szóltak Pilátusnak: "Ne azt írd: A zsidók királya! - hanem ahogyan ő mondotta: A zsidók királya vagyok." (ÚjFord 1990) #Biblia #Jézus #Krisztus #solascriptura #egyedulaszentiras #reformatus #egymondatos #napiige #ápr19 #nagypentek https://www.instagram.com/p/Bwn3yryhLZ0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=4dfoac0jjtrl

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Ángel Moya lleva al Senado de EEUU la represión del régimen a la oposición pacífica

Ángel Moya lleva al Senado de EEUU la represión del régimen a la oposición pacífica DDC | Washington | 14 de Junio de 2017 - 19:38 CEST. El exprisionero político cubano Ángel Moya visitó este miércoles el Comité de Relaciones Internacionales del Senado de Estados Unidos, en Washington, donde habló sobre la situación en la Isla alrededor de los derechos humanos y la represión contra la oposición pacífica. Moya, que realiza su primer y único viaje permitido por el régimen tras su liberación bajo licencia extrapenal en 2010, llegó a Miami el martes invitado por la Fundación Nacional Cubanoamericana (FNCA) "Ante la interrupción de la campaña #TodosMarchamos, por orientación de la líder de las Damas de Blanco, Berta Soler, aprovechamos para viajar a Estados Unidos y realizar una visita política", explicó el opositor a DIARIO DE CUBA. Para Moya, esta es una oportunidad además para verse con sus hijos y otros familiares allegados que viven en los Estados Unidos. "La única dificultad que tuve para salir de la Isla fue la presencia de los represores de la Seguridad del Estado, que simplemente me llevaron a una oficina (en la terminal aérea de La Habana) para recordarme que por una sola vez iba a poder viajar y que tenía pendiente pagar una multa", declaró. Moya pertenece al Grupo de los 75 disidentes condenados a largas penas de cárcel durante la Primavera Negra de 2003 en Cuba. Fue uno de los que decidieron permanecer en la Isla tras su liberación. Se negó al exilio al que se acogieron otros opositores de la misma causa, en virtud de un acuerdo entre el régimen, la Iglesia Católica cubana y el Gobierno español. "Llegué a Miami acompañado de Antonio Rodiles y Ailer González Mena (promotores del Foro por los Derechos y Libertades). La primera impresión que tuve en el aeropuerto internacional de Miami fue la sensación de seguridad, de no sentirme vigilado por nadie, y fue muy impactante", señaló. "Lo primero que hice al llegar a la Florida tras mi salida del aeropuerto fue ir a la tumba de Jorge Más Canosa (fundador de la FNCA) para rendirle homenaje. En realidad era un deseo mío, de obligación moral. En la medida que vayan pasando los días también rendiré tributo a los mártires de la Brigada 2506 y por supuesto a Orlando Zapata Tamayo", indicó Moya. Intercambio en el Senado en Washington El opositor, acompañado de Iriades Hernández, miembro del Consejo Coordinador de la Unión Patriótica de Cuba (UNPACU), visitó este miércoles el Senado en Washington. "En la oficina del Comité de Relaciones Internacionales compartimos con la asistente del senador republicano Marco Rubio y del demócrata Bob Menéndez. Hablamos sobre la problemática de Cuba, lo referente a la violación de los derechos humanos", puntualizó. "Planteamos el problema de la huelga de hambre de Jorge Cervantes, que lleva más de 2o días en protesta, planteamos la situación con los familiares de las Damas de Blanco, sobre todo hijos y esposos, que están siendo reprimidos por la Seguridad del Estado para que las activistas abandonen el movimiento. En sentido general también sobre lo que están pasando todos los presos políticos en Cuba", añadió. "Fueron muy receptivos, no nos sorprendió, pero sí estuvimos muy contentos, porque ellos conocen lo que está pasando en Cuba, se interesaron por saber nuestra opinión sobre el pronunciamiento que va a hacer el presidente Donald Trump respecto a la política hacia La Habana y que debe realizar el próximo viernes en Miami", puntualizó Moya. "Dije allí, ante el Comité de Relaciones Internacionales que era muy importante que el mandatario se expresara en términos claros y fundamentalmente que fuera consecuente con lo que dijo durante la campaña presidencial, de mano dura contra el régimen cubano", acotó. En opinión del exprisionero político "no puede darse un centavo al régimen porque lo va a emplear en continuar reprimiendo a los activistas cubanos y por supuesto al pueblo en general". Otros encuentros "Estoy impresionado con la organización y cómo fluye todo aquí en los Estados Unidos. Nunca pensé llegar a Washington, la capital, estar en el Congreso, que me recibieran, escucharan", manifestó. El opositor aseguró que regresará a Cuba el día 29 de junio para incorporarse a la campaña por la libertad de los presos políticos, iniciativa de las Damas de Blanco, y para "seguir en el combate pacífico". Según adelantó a DDC, tiene prevista reuniones en el Departamento de Estado estadounidense, en el Instituto Republicano Internacional (IRI), así como un encuentro con representantes de la organización no gubernamental Freedom House. Síguenos en Twitter, Facebook o Instagram. Si resides en Cuba, suscríbete a nuestro boletín con una selección de los contenidos más destacados del día. Si vives en cualquier otro punto del planeta, recibe en tu buzón de correos enlaces a lo más relevante del día. Source: Ángel Moya lleva al Senado de EEUU la represión del régimen a la oposición pacífica | Diario de Cuba - http://ift.tt/2s1MGAx via Blogger http://ift.tt/2t5cJFr

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