They present in Miami a code to help Cubans understand the new Constitution

Members of the Cuban opposition inside and outside the island met Thursday in Miami to present a code of rights and freedoms that allows a "literacy" civic "before the process of constitutional reform taking place in the most Antillas

The goal is to facilitate the understanding of rights" that many do not know are for them, "they said.

The proposal is entitled "Do not take them away, do not take them away." [19659002] In the press conference were Rosa María Payá, Manuel Cao, Ramón Saúl Sánchez, Diego Suárez, Frank Calzón, Orlando Pardo Luis Lazo, Lía Villares and Lilo Vilaplana in which they questioned as "illegitimate" the reform of the Constitution . 19659002] "A referendum where there is no procedural guarantee, where neither Cubans nor the international community can have access to oversee the process, where there is no possibility of campaigning, and no meaning such a process is legitimate or ", explained to the agency Efe Rosa María Payá, leader of the Cuba Decide movement

Lía Villares will be in charge of developing audiovisual capsules with animations and explanations of the submitted rights code, which will be disseminated in different digital platforms to achieve "the maximum number of Cuban workers."

"This code is essential.These are rights that Cubans do not recognize, with this we will start civic literacy that is so necessary.It's never too late, not enough," said the Cuban artist and activist

Juan Manuel Cao, of the Cuban Committee of Human Rights and one of the main authors of the code, added: "This document has existed for years It has grown and it is a summary of freedoms and rights that we consider that any law, also the maximum law (the Constitution) must respect. "