By Miami Herald
In the first days of this year, Arelis Almarales Alberteris told her mother she was happy.
She had gotten divorced the year before and left the house in a small town in Holguín, in eastern Cuba, where she had lived with René Ferias, her husband of 22 years.
A few days later, at dawn on Jan. 26, Ferias attacked her with a machete and killed her. “Imagine seeing your daughter hacked to pieces by a nasty man, who had not even been her husband for over a year, because he found out that she had another relationship,” said her mother, Nancy Alberteris.
Source: ‘They are killing us’: Murders of women in Cuba are growing at an alarming rate
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