REUTERSCubas best-known dissident, blogger Yoani Sanchez poses with her passport after arriving at Guararapes International airport in Recife February 18, 2013. Sanchez, was granted a passport two weeks ago under Cubas sweeping immigration reform that wen

Eindrücke von Sanchez Ausreise

18.02.2013

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REUTERSCubas best-known dissident, blogger Yoani Sanchez poses with her passport after arriving at Guararapes International airport in Recife February 18, 2013. Sanchez, was granted a passport two weeks ago under Cubas sweeping immigration reform that wen

REUTERSCubas best-known dissident, blogger Yoani Sanchez, waits to check in for her flight to Brazil at Havanas Jose Marti International Airport February 17, 2013. Sanchez says she plans to make good use of "my victory" when she leaves on an 80-day-tour o

REUTERSCubas best-known dissident, blogger Yoani Sanchez (C, facing camera), is welcomed after arriving at Guararapes International airport in Recife February 18, 2013. Sanchez, was granted a passport two weeks ago under Cubas sweeping immigration reform

REUTERSCubas best-known dissident, blogger Yoani Sanchez (3rd L), is seen standing after arriving at Guararapes International airport, as demonstrators (rear) from the Forum of Organizations of Solidarity with Cuba protest against her in Recife February 1

REUTERSCubas best-known dissident, blogger Yoani Sanchez (C), walks after arriving at Guararapes International airport, as a demonstrator from the Forum of Organizations of Solidarity with Cuba holds U.S. dollars while protesting against her, in Recife Fe

REUTERSCubas best-known dissident, blogger Yoani Sanchez (L), receives a gift of her friend Dado Galvao (C) as she is welcomed at Guararapes International airport in Recife February 18, 2013. Sanchez, was granted a passport two weeks ago under Cubas swee

EPAepa03589159 Pro Cuban demonstrators show some dollar bills during the arrival of Cuban dissident Yoani Sanchez (not pictured) at the Guararapes international Airport, Brazil, 18 February 2013, as she starts on the first leg of an 80 day tour that will

EPAepa03589157 Cuban dissident Yoani Sanchez (R), author of the blog Generation Y, speaks to media during her arrival at the Guararapes international Airport, in Recife, Brazil, 18 February 2013, as she starts on the first leg of an 80 day tour that will

REUTERSCubas best-known dissident, blogger Yoani Sanchez, poses with a Brazilian flag after arriving at Guararapes International airport in Recife February 18, 2013. Sanchez, was granted a passport two weeks ago under Cubas sweeping immigration reform tha

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