The ashes of Armando sauce Fortuni, the longest political prisoner of Cuba, arrived in Miami yesterday – Noticias de cuba en miami

The ashes of the longest political prisoner in Cuba, Armando Sosa Fortuni, they were brought by Havana by a nephew of the deceased and received by former Cuban political prisoner and journalist Jesus Diaz Martinez, reports AmericaS

“I fulfill my honor of honor before our brother, who, although he is not physically here, is here spiritually,” explained Hesus Diaz.

Fortuny’s nephew also brought with him the death witness to the prisoner and the Cremation certificate.

The longest political prisoner of Cuba died on October 28, at the age of 76, after 43 years in Cuban prisons.

Armando Sosa Fortuni died in prison at the Amalia Simoni Hospital in Kamagyu, due to complications from his diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

“We will talk to the president of the historical political prison and see if he can get the ashes in this place. Own free will, “explained Diaz Martinez.

Fortuni sauce was not released from the regime, despite deterioration; His death was classified as another crime against humanity by dictatorship.

Enrique Ruano, a former political prisoner and director of Casa del Proso in Miami, shared with him at Isla de Pinos Prison.

“It’s a great honor for me to have him here with us, especially for me, since I was his friend.”

The desire of the Fortuni sauce was always his remains to rest in Miami when he died.

The table and an event will soon be held at the Del Press Casa in the city of exile in honor of his work during his life.

During his death, he served a second 30-year sentence, of which he served 26 in prison for illegal entry into Cuba and suspected action against State Security.

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