Let there be light Sixth Part Extraordinary 168

After July 2002, when I was forced to put a sudden end to my demands and accusations to avoid going to jail, I decided, as a first line of opposition to Castros' dictatorship, not to work ever more for the regime, showing my displeasure, and also avoiding any trap that they might have conceived to take me to court and then to prison, where any fatal end for my life was possible, in retaliation for the lawsuit I had starred, putting the Attorney General's Office, the supreme Court and the State Council in check. Secondly, I gave myself the task of carefully gathering all the documents I had compiled of the case; organize them, digitize them, classify them, sort them chronologically, make copies, hide them, guard them, study them deeply one by one; find all necessary legal literature to support the case, digitize it, organize it, study it, take notes, write several summaries with a view to the possible publication of a report abroad; translate all to English in order to expand the informative coverage; and above all, maintain the strictest discretion of what I was doing, to the extent of not sharing it with anyone, not even with my wife or my children. I had to be very careful to avoid that the Cuban State Security could come to know about my plans and could eliminate my opportunity to shed a little more light on the Untold Story of Castro's regime. To be continued...