Espionaje, juicio exprés y Tribunal Supremo: Abogado desmonta el caso contra Alejandro Gil

Eloy Viera, lawyer and legal director of El Toque, analyzes exclusively for Martí Noticias all the irregularities in the trial against former Cuban Minister of Economy Alejandro Gil Fernández, accused of espionage and other crimes. In this interview, Viera explains why the process was conducted as a summary proceeding, how a trial could be held in just 11 days, what it means that the case was taken up directly by the Supreme People's Court, and why an appeal is practically useless in a system without separation of powers. He also details the secrecy, the control exerted by State Security, the pressure exerted on the family, and the complete opacity of a process that could end with sentences of decades or life imprisonment. The conversation takes place hours after the U.S. State Department condemned the Cuban regime's persecution of the independent press, including the smear campaign against El Toque. If you want to understand what's behind the Gil case, what it implies for Cuba's political future, and how justice operates on the island, this interview is key. Join this channel to support my work:    / @mariojpenton