Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Armando Andrés Betancourt Reina is an independent Cuban journalist and author.In 2006 Betancourt Reina was a reporter for Nueva Prensa Cubana, an independent news agency.He was arrested on 23 May 2006 while watching a forced eviction of poor people in La Guernica, Camagüey, and detained on charges of public disorder.According to the police he had joined a protest against the evictions.After being arrested, Betancourt was at first held in isolation, and could not see his family or lawyers.He was initially sentenced to three years in prison.In June and July 2006 his request to see a Catholic priest was denied by the authorities at Ceramica Rota (Red Ceramic) prison in Camaguey, where he was being held.He was one of three Cuban journalists who were given long prison sentences in 2006, the other two being Raymundo Perdigon Brito and Guillermo Espinosa Rodriguez.Betancourt said that during his stay in prison guards beat political prisoners, but not in front of witnesses. "@en }
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- Armando_Betancourt_Reina comment "Armando Andrés Betancourt Reina is an independent Cuban journalist and author.In 2006 Betancourt Reina was a reporter for Nueva Prensa Cubana, an independent news agency.He was arrested on 23 May 2006 while watching a forced eviction of poor people in La Guernica, Camagüey, and detained on charges of public disorder.According to the police he had joined a protest against the evictions.After being arrested, Betancourt was at first held in isolation, and could not see his family or lawyers.He was initially sentenced to three years in prison.In June and July 2006 his request to see a Catholic priest was denied by the authorities at Ceramica Rota (Red Ceramic) prison in Camaguey, where he was being held.He was one of three Cuban journalists who were given long prison sentences in 2006, the other two being Raymundo Perdigon Brito and Guillermo Espinosa Rodriguez.Betancourt said that during his stay in prison guards beat political prisoners, but not in front of witnesses. ".