"If the regime wanted to talk, we have requirements," said Biscet to El Nuevo Herald from Havana. "We want to Raul and Fidel Castro resign because they have plunged the country into poverty, political killings and persecution. to bring others to meet their interests and begin a transition to the freedoms of the Cuban people. "
Biscet, who the blogger Zoe Valdes compared with General Antonio Maceo in mambĂ interview that she did just last week in his blog, he mentioned his idea then negotiate with the Castro brothers. However, the maverick just made this vital statement, which means a radical change in the position of the Cuban dissidents, the Miami newspaper.
Biscet was released on March 11 as part of a mediation of the Catholic Church on the island to the Castro government culminating in the release of 115 political prisoners. Only 12 of the opponents, including Biscet, have refused to leave Cuba for Spain.
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