Let there be light Sixth Part Extraordinary 88

Article 26 of the Constitution of the Republic of Cuba, related below, is fictitious. Any similarity to other democratic and respected in real life Constitutions, is entirely coincidental and unintentional:

Article 26: Anybody who suffers damages unjustly caused by a state official or employee while in the performance of his public functions has the right to claim and obtain the corresponding indemnification as prescribed by law.

On December 16th, 1996 five officers of the Castro regime, trespassed my home and committed an illegal search; and although we immediately began a process of claims, accusations, complaints and requests, through countless legal, political and social, actions and negotiations, in an exhausted, humiliating and fruitless period of almost six long years, we could not overcome the state of impunity enjoyed by officials in Cuba, with the complicity and / or consent of the highest circles of government. Such vulgar and rough process, which besides having caused us invaluable economic and psychical damages, became a political problem that forced us to exile, leaving behind dear sons, beloved grandchildren, brothers, nephews and nieces, uncles and aunts, cousins, friends, and the land of our birth, with our customs and idiosyncrasy.

To be continued...