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Carmine Pérez (Puerto Rican nationalist)

Full name:Carmine Pérez
Gender:Female
Era:1950s
State:Puerto Rico
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Biography

Carmine Pérez is the spelling printed in the historical Puerto Rican women’s movement account reprinted in Que Ondee Sola, March 2010. In its discussion of Nationalist women and repression in the 1950s, it individually describes her as imprisoned and harassed for nearly twenty years in Puerto Rico’s jails. The printed name is preserved without expanding it to an unverified fuller identity or equating her with another Pérez. The wording combines imprisonment and harassment; it does not establish twenty uninterrupted years actually jailed, an exact imposed term, or custody endpoints. Source: https://queondeesola.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/QOS-March-10.pdf#page=10 Source continuation: https://queondeesola.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/QOS-March-10.pdf#page=11

Case

Charges: Puerto Rican Nationalist political imprisonment described in historical movement account; specific charge unprinted.
Sentence: Imprisonment established; nearly twenty years is a combined imprisonment-and-harassment account, not a measured continuous custody total.