Condition Office Rebukes Cuba for Positioning U.S. Person Despite Huge Captive Release

The U.S. authorities on Wednesday rebuked Cuba for screwing up to free U.S. service provider Mike Major even as the nation declared the discharge of nearly 3,000 other criminals.

State Office spokesperson Level Compatible toners, in an itemized report, reported reviews that Major was not on a collection of 2,900 criminals set for launch on relief argument.

"If this is appropriate, we are greatly dissatisfied and deplore the truth that the Cuban authorities has determined not to take this chance to give this relief launch to Mr. Major this holidays, especially in lumination of his difficult health, and to put an end to the Major family long circumstances," Compatible toners said.

Toner reiterated the Government administration's needs Cuban authorities to launch Major and "return him to his family, where he is supposed to be."

Gross was caught last year while working as a service provider on a software supported by the U.S. Organization for Worldwide Progression. The Cuban authorities charged him of neighbor's and later sentenced him to 15 years in jail.

Condition Office Rebukes Cuba for Positioning U.S. Person Despite Huge Captive Release