Dina Stars, the
youtuber
who was arrested on Tuesday by the Cuban police in the middle of a live interview
, was released this Wednesday
, as she herself reported in a message sent through the social network Instagram.
"I just walked through the door of my house and I could not even kiss my mother and I could not even tell my family that I am here," said the young woman, "
I am here because I owe myself to you. Well, they didn't mistreat me, they didn't kidnap me
. They took me for instigation to commit a crime, which is to promote the demonstration campaigns. "
["They force me to go with them." Cuban police detain 'youtuber' Dina Stars during a live interview]
Dina Stars urged her followers not to spread false news, referring to the versions about a possible kidnapping by the authorities: "I am whole from head to toe, they did not mistreat me, they did nothing wrong to me."
The young woman had to leave an interview she was giving live to a Spanish television program on Tuesday when the police showed up at her house to take her away.
"Security is out there ... I have to get out," he
said suddenly, interrupting his account of the situation on the island after Sunday's historic protests.
"They take me," he added, "I hold the government responsible for anything that may happen to me."
["Impotence dominates me": friend of the 'youtuber' Dina Stars talks about her arrest]
Dina Stars has been one of the people who has related through her social networks and in interviews with Noticias Telemundo, among other media,
how the demonstrations on Sunday unfolded, which took thousands of Cubans to the streets throughout the island demanding slogans against the regime such
as "We want freedom" or "We are no longer afraid."
During an interview with Noticias Telemundo on Sunday, Dina Stars acknowledged: "Today I saw the real dictatorship of my country for the first time."