Cuba’s Interior Ministry today released a note with illustrations on the crash that claimed the lives of Oswaldo Paya and Harold
Cepero last Sunday.
Citing local Cuban witnesses by name, it says that the car, driven by
the Spaniard Carromero, came upon a two-kilometer stretch of highway that was
unpaved and under repair, lost control when the driver braked, and
crashed. It further says that
Carromero’s statement was to that effect, and that the Swede Modig stated that
he was dozing in the passenger seat during that part of the trip and awakened
when Carromero hit the brakes. It says that the group left Havana at 6:00 a.m. en route to Santiago. The note concludes by saying that the
investigation continues and says nothing regarding possible charges.
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