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Two articles on the labor exploitation of prisoners in
It is not clear how Ubaldo Izquierdo and Galván Gutiérrez
were able to get the information out of jail. But like them, many of the other
20 independent journalists imprisoned in
Some imprisoned journalists, like Héctor Maseda Gutiérrez and Normando Hernández González, have been able to write a memoir and a diary from their jail cells. Both smuggled their work out of prison page by page. Maseda Gutiérrez's book was later published in the United States. Hernández González's prison diary is available online.
Ubaldo Izquierdo, Galván Gutiérrez, Maseda Gutiérrez, and Hernández González were all detained during a massive crackdown against the opposition and independent press in March 2003. They are serving prison sentences that range from 16 to 26 years in prison.
Read the details of their cases here.
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That's very interesting. A true writer doesn't let anything stand between them and there writng. You do what it takes and always find away to have your writng read.