There is a saying or phrase: "I am not hitting you for
what you did but for what you can do" and it adjusts to the measure of the
actions of the Cuban dictatorship that, for decades, uses the law called
"Pre-criminal danger" to operate. at will in the already servile
system of (in) justice. A statute that helps to manufacture common prisoners
based only on late Castro prejudice. An article in DIARIO DE CUBA exposes this
reality.
The COVID-19 pandemic has been of great use to the Cuban
regime at the legal level: it served as a screen to delay the approval of
several important laws for citizens, including the Criminal Procedure Law.
Shielding itself in the pandemic, the National Assembly of People's Power
(ANPP) suspended the sessions in which it had to approve said norm.
Among the consequences is that the regime can continue to
take advantage of what has so far been its most versatile tool against Cubans
and that, according to the draft of the Law, prepared by the Supreme People's
Court (TSP), must disappear: the criticized "pre-criminal
dangerousness", maintains DIARIO DE CUBA.
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