Antonio Guerrero’s
mother returns from Peru, impressed
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HAVANA,
September 30.— Mirtha Rodríguez, the mother of
Antonio Guerrero, one of the five anti-terrorist
fighters imprisoned in the United States, returned
from Peru today and announced that she felt a
tremendous impact from her emotional exchanges with
young people from that country. During
her participation in the 9th National Conference of
Peruvian-Cuban Friendship Societies, Mirtha met with
intellectuals and young people, and shared stories
of her son’s life, especially those related to his
time in prison.
International
mobilization demands freedom for the Cuban Five
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HAVANA,
September 14.— The first public concert in
solidarity with the Cuban Five, political prisoners
in the United States, was held in New York with more than 600 spectators who demanded freedom for the
anti-terrorist fighters. Alicia
Jrapko, a member of the International Committee to
Free the Five, told the Cuban National News Agency (AIN)
that the event, "Five Stars and a Song," was
organized to demand that Washington immediately
release René González, Gerardo Hernández, Ramón
Labañino, Antonio Guerrero and Fernando González. |
The case is not
closed
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"CASE closed — forget about that!" affirmed
Ricardo Alarcón de Quesada, president of the
National Assembly of People’s Power, referring to
the unjust ruling of a panel of judges in Atlanta to
uphold a decision to not review the appeals of
Gerardo Hernández and René González.
Speaking on the "Roundtable" TV and radio program,
Alarcón said the ruling was objectively divisive in
nature, in order to create confusion, but that the
attitude of the Five continues and will continue to
be one of unity. He recalled details of the rigged legal
proceedings, which included substantial problems,
false accusations, illegalities, prevaricating by
judges in the different courts and administrative
arbitrariness.
European
conference demands freedom for the Cuban Five
ONE
hundred delegates from 28 European countries meeting
in Italy for the Continental Conference of Cuba
Solidarity Organizations, have demanded freedom for
the Cuban Five, the anti-terrorist fighters
imprisoned in the United States since 1998. The Special Declaration of the conference,
meeting in the Italian city of Terni, Umbria, has
been sent to the European Parliament, political and
administrative bodies of the European Union,
national parliaments and the governments of the
nations represented at the conference.
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