They cut off the internet to ‘CubaNet’ collaborator Adelth Bonne

MEXICO CITY, Mexico.- Adelth Bonne Gamboa, collaborator of CubaNet and activist for freedom in Cuba, was deprived of internet access this Saturday.

Coincident with the LGBTIQ+ conga that Mariela Castro organizes every year from the National Center for Sexual Education (CENESEX), the repressive forces of the regime ordered the restriction of the activist’s internet access.

This was confirmed by Adelth to this medium, adding that since 9:50 am. You cannot access the internet from your mobile.

Days ago, the reporter denounced the veiled threats that several emissaries of the regime had sent him, to warn him not to attend the march organized by Mariela Castro.

“And as has happened in the last two years, Cenesex and State Security let me know in a subtle way through one of their emissaries that if I leave the house on Saturday while they are doing their conga/show I will go. to be arrested,” he wrote.

Threatening to arrest him, they informed Adelth that he had to stay at home, a way that served as repression to prevent Bonne from attending the conga.

Last year, even, the way was not so subtle, but rather they called him by phone to warn him not to leave his house.

“I have nothing to do there, and I feel ashamed of those who go. Especially the amount of double standards that on Saturday they danced with Mariela and then come to me to complain or to help them with something,” she alleged.

Bonne, at 29 years old, is a communicator who transmits to the Cuban people the reality of the Island in crisis. In CubaNet run the program Kissing with Adelth where it addresses current issues and relevance for the population, which has become another platform for denouncing the regime.

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