That day, The Ladies in White pro-democracy movement -- the wives, daughters, sisters and other relatives of current and former Cuban political prisoners -- planned a gathering at their headquarters in Havana.
They sought to commemorate the legacy of U.S. civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr. and the first anniversary of the death -- pursuant to a 50-day hunger strike -- of Cuban political prisoner Wilman Villar Mendoza.
Yet instead, dozens of these female activists were intercepted, beaten and arrested by Castro's male thugs.
See for yourself below.
More "reform" you can't believe in.
Courtesy of Pedazos de la Isla.
