Cuban government was responsible for death of dissident Oswaldo Payá, human rights group says

A decade after the death of leading Cuban opposition leader Oswaldo Payá, the top human rights group in the Western Hemisphere has concluded that Cuban state security agents were likely involved in a car crash that killed him and activist Harold Cepero, and that the Cuban government bears responsibility for his death. In a report that ends. an investigation opened in 2013, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, par of the Organization of American States, says the death July 2012 death of Payá, the founder of the Christian Liberation Movement, and Cepero was politically motivated in a c...