“Yahoo News” received news from Macau that a 43-year-old Hong Kong man lay dead in a hotel room in Cotai City, Macau. The door was locked with an anti-theft lock. There was a bad smell in the room. The hotel staff discovered this morning.

The Macau Judiciary Police said that it was notified at regarding 10:45 last night that a male body was found in a hotel room in Cotai City. The dead man’s backpack contained various hospital-prescribed drugs. Preliminary inspection believed that he had been dead for some time, and no criminal injuries were found on the surface of the body. The deceased was a 43-year-old male, a Hong Kong resident, and the case was initially listed as a body discovery case.

The Macau police pointed out that the hotel staff said that the above-mentioned rooms had not been checked out when they expired yesterday, so they went to check with the security guards at 10:19 p.m. Lock the anti-theft lock, and there is a bad smell in the room. The security guard used tools to forcibly open the door to check inside, and then found a man lying dead on the bed, so he called the police.

After investigating the scene, no suspicious or abnormal conditions were found. There were many kinds of medicines prescribed by the hospital in the backpack of the deceased. After a preliminary examination of the surface of the body, it is believed that he had been dead for some time. In addition, no criminal injuries were found on the surface of the body. The cause of death is yet to be determined following forensic examination, and the case has been handed over to the investigation department for follow-up.

MADRID, Spain.- Four Cuban political prisoners staged a protest demanding their rights in the Quivicán prison, Mayabeque province, where they are being held for their participation in the historic demonstrations on July 11, 2021 (11J).

They are Roberto Perez Fonseca, Abel Lazarus Machado Conde, Yasiel Martinez Carrasco and Alien Molina.

During their demonstration they wore white pullovers with phrases of “Patria y Vida”, “Cuba de Luto” and “Libertad”.

“With the protest they asked for medical assistance, religious assistance, freedom for political prisoners and an end to famines in prisons,” he told Radio Television Martí Lisset Fonseca, mother of Roberto Pérez Fonseca, sentenced to ten years in prison.

“My son has not called me, I do not know if they have suspended his telephone communications. What I did learn from other inmates is that they changed detachments, him and others. Roberto was not beaten because of the protest, but the others were, the first to attack them were the commoners and then the prison guards,” denounced the lady.

At the Quivicán prison, at least 30 9/11 protesters remain incarcerated.

According to the NGO Prisoners Defenders, more than 1,000 people are imprisoned in Cuban jails for political reasons.

This same week fifty relatives of Cuban political prisoners signed a letter addressed to Roberta Metsola, president of the European Parliament, asking her to intercede for their release.

In the letter, delivered by the Cuban Observatory for Human Rights (OCDH), the signatories also denounced that the regime’s political prisoners are subjected to starvation, intimidation, beatings and extreme punishment; as well as they lack medical attention and their relatives are constantly threatened.