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One year after suspicious death of Cuba’s top dissident, 125 leaders urge U.N. to investigate

By UN Watch —— Bio and Archives--July 22, 2013

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Signatories include Archbishop Desmond Tutu, European Parliament VP, former presidents & foreign ministers, ambassadors, human rights activists and dissidents GENEVA, -- Marking the first anniversary of the suspicious deaths of top Cuban dissident Oswaldo Paya and activist Harold Cepero, more than 100 public figures from around the world today called on the highest officials of the United Nations to launch an international and independent investigation. (See full text below.)

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