But nonetheless, this appearance is used and abused by the State who shamelessly presents it as an argument to maintain its tyranny. Persecution in Cuba is obvious. The precedent established by Walter Polavchek's case cannot be dismissed. Young people in Cuba are persecuted. Not only physically.
Psychological persecution is daily and imposed by law.
To oppose it is punishable by a constitutional article. A guardian should be appointed by a family court to argue the child's case. Anything else is a travesty of justice. When justice is disregarded in matters such as these it is not only the child, but humanity that suffers.