Every Sunday the wives of 75 dissidents jailed by Cuba's communist government in 2003 put on white clothes and attend mass at the church of Santa Rita in Miramar, a once-elegant district of Havana. After the service, they quietly walk up and down ten blocks of the avenue outside, before gathering briefly in a park. On March 18th, to mark the second anniversary of the heaviest crackdown by Fidel Castro's regime since the 1960s, they marched to the offices of state-run television to demand that it cover their cause.
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