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Viewing cable 09HAVANA601, 26 SEPTEMBER REPATRIATION OF CUBANS AT CABANAS

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Reference ID Created Released Classification Origin
09HAVANA601 2009-10-02 18:48 2011-08-24 01:00 UNCLASSIFIED US Interests Section Havana 
VZCZCXYZ0006
PP RUEHWEB

DE RUEHUB #0601 2751848
ZNR UUUUU ZZH
P 021848Z OCT 09
FM USINT HAVANA
TO RUEATRS/DEPT OF TREASURY WASHINGTON DC PRIORITY
RHMFISS/CDR USSOUTHCOM MIAMI FL//J5/POLAD/USCG-LNO// PRIORITY
RUCOGCA/COMNAVBASE GUANTANAMO BAY CU PRIORITY
RUCTFOA/COMCOGARDGRU KEY WEST FL//OPS// PRIORITY
RUCOWCV/CCGDSEVEN MIAMI FL PRIORITY
RUEHC/SECSTATE WASHDC 4807
RHEFHLC/DEPT OF HOMELAND SECURITY WASHINGTON DC
 
UNCLAS HAVANA 000601 
 
DEPT FOR WHA/CCA, INL/HSTC, CA/FPP 
 
SIPDIS 
 
E.O. 12958: N/A 
TAGS: SMIG PREF PREL KCRM CU
SUBJECT:  26 SEPTEMBER REPATRIATION OF CUBANS AT CABANAS 
 
1. USINT officer transferred 12 Cubans from the 
on September 26 without incident. 
 
2. Cutter Pea Island docked in the Cuban port of Cabanas 
at approximately 10:00 am local time to transfer 
the migrants.  USINT officer briefed the returnees 
and provided standard information packets on legal 
immigration methods.  Officer advised the returnees 
that USINT officers would attempt to contact them 
in the next several months to assess their well 
being, including visiting some Havana-based 
returnees in their homes.  Returnees were also 
advised that they could meet with a U.S. official 
at the Refugee Annex Fridays 10 am to discuss 
specific claims of harm, including retaliatory 
acts such as being unjustly dismissed from 
one's job, being frequently detained by police, 
or being the target of public acts of repudiation. 
 
3. No returnees protested the repatriation to 
USINT or USCG personnel.  The cutter departed 
without incident.  The returnees were met by 
Ministry of Foreign Relations (MINREX) and Ministry 
of Interior (MININT) officials for transport to 
a Cuban Processing Center. 
 
4. The following 12 Cuban returnees were 
repatriated.  Corrections and/or additions are 
in parentheses: 
 
A. Alain Gabriel Castano-Armas (Correct address: 
Pedro Perna # 411 e/ Juan Alonso y Manuel Pruna, 
Luyano, 10 de Octubre, Ciudad Habana) 
 
B. Manuel Padron-Benarudey (Manuel/not Manual; 
Correct address: Herrera # 213 e/ Fabrica y 
Reforma, Luyano, 10 de Octubre, Ciudad Habana) 
 
C. Vladimir Viera Abreu (Vladimir/not Uladimor; 
 Viera/not Ulera; Name of crossstreet is Santana/ 
not Santamos) 
 
D. Yunior Marquez-Alonso (Yunior/not Jurier; 
 Sol/not Sal; Name of crossstreet is Sol/not Sal; 
 Neighborhood is Habana Vieja/not Vaya) 
 
E. Jose Luis Escamet-Arteaga (Arteaga/not 
Artega; Correct address: Herrera # 251 e/ 
Reforma y Guasabacoa, Luyano, 10 de Octubre, 
Ciudad Habana) 
 
F. Ariel Alonso-Barroso (Barroso/not Barrozo; 
Correct address: Hacendado #58, e Linea Frrocarril 
y Via Blanca, Habana, CU) 
 
G. Lazaro Victorino Rivero-Almeida 
 (Lazaro/not Layaro; Avenida 22/not Allemid 22) 
 
H. Jose Luis Mondeja-Morera (Mondeja/not Mondesa; 
Correct address: Bella Vista #755, e/ via Blanca y 
Santa Lutgarda, Cerro, Habana, CU) 
 
I. Hiraic Martinez-Ricardo (Name of crossstreet: 
e/ 5 y Final/not 50) 
 
J. Elio Rodriguez-Torres 
 
K. Osvaldo Michel Gomez-Romero (Osvaldo/not Osualdo) 
 
L. Yusmel Gomez-Rodriguez 
 
5. Repatriated Cubans during this month: 31 
 
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