Justice and Resistance in Cuba

1. 📌 Essentials

• The trial was a clandestine, illegal proceeding against a Cuban revolutionary leader.
• The defendant was detained incommunicado for 76 days, denied legal counsel.
• The regime misused laws, especially Article 148 of the Social Defense Code, to justify repression.
• The attack on Moncada was a small-scale, heroic effort, not a military invasion.
• The regime fabricated evidence, lied about weapons and casualties. -atic atrocities included torture, massacres, and executions.
• The right to resist tyranny is a fundamental, historical, and moral principle.
• The regime’s coup d’état and laws are unconstitutional and illegitimate.
• The defendant’s defense emphasizes moral, legal, and historical justification rebellion.
• The trial exposes the regime’s cruelty, lies, and illegitimacy.

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