guba highs and ethnic weaker. she was kept in a camp in western china for one year 3 months and 10 days. her ordeal began in may 2017 point. lisa rested her in her hotel room. i was exhausted could they took me to a cell with heavy metal doors. they made so much noise whenever they were opened. this cell was about 20 square meters in size and had no windows. it held about 40 women. half of them would stand while the others like close together on the floor. with all of them had heavy chains around their ankles the. conditions inside the cells were unbearable serious no sanitation no water no food and then there was the brainwashing. i had to swear loyalty to china's communist party. because the butt of the book at them says of the move because once a week they showed us a video about xi jinping. and you. were forced to write self-criticism essays they wanted to make sure our mindset had changed her and improved in the given the book every monday morning at 955 we had to get up and sing the chinese national anthem t

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gu guba libre is available after t for signing. please join me in welcoming tony pe perrettet. >> thank you for coming out on such a beautiful spring night. d.c. is looking pretty good today. to celebrate the secrets of the cuban revolution. and you may be wondering from my funny accent what is an australian doing living in new york and writing about cuba? many have wondered and the reason is i used to live in argentina and buenos aires and reported a lot all around south america. if you live in latin america, you deal with latin america, everyone there is in some way thinking about cuba. you know, what happened in cuba, and what's going to happen in cuba, and so in that sense, i felt like i really had to go. and i finally did in 1996, just after the soviet union had collapsed, and it was the nay deer of cuban's fortunes. it was kind of an economic disaster. i got down there from new york because you couldn't fly direct in those days. i went via nasa. all i knew is i had to take a thousand dollars in cash and gif it to a guy named