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Adriana Pérez
denounces
U.S. injustice against the Cuban
Five in Geneva
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GENEVA.— Adriana Pérez, wife of
Gerardo Hernández, addressing the United Nations
Human Rights Council, denounced illegalities
committed in the case of the Cuban Five,
in an
interactive dialogue with Working Group
on Arbitrary
Detentions. She recalled that
this entity had
declared its opposition to the incarceration of
Antonio, Fernando, Ramón,
René and Gerardo, and that
although almost
seven years have passed since their
declaration noting the arbitrary nature of their
imprisonment was made, the United States government
has yet to acknowledge the ruling.
Philip Horowitz, René González’
lawyer: "Prison was bad but supervised liberty is
insulting"
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CUBAN anti-terrorist Rene González Sehwerert has
completed four months of his supervised liberty on
February 7. That day we talked with his lawyer
Philip Horowitz for close to half an hour.
Antonio Guerrero
in Marianna,
Florida prison
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Dear Friends,
I am in the prison of my destination,
where René's presence of peace, respect, friendship,
dedication to study and physical exercise still
lingers.
Yes, it is the medium security
prison in Mariana, Florida.
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5 Days for the
Cuban
5 in Washington D.C.
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Brick
by brick the mainstream media wall of silence
surrounding the case of the Cuban Five is coming
down. Alicia Jrapko, coordinator of the
International Committee for the Release of the Cuban
Five told Cubadebate: "We have managed to break
through the mainstream media a bit. Univisión had
impartial coverage for the first time."
René in Cuba
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SHORTLY
after noon on March 30, Hero of the Republic René
González Sehwerert, one of the five anti-terrorist
Cuban fighters sentenced unjustly to long prison
terms in the United States, arrived in Cuba for a
private family visit
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René writes his
brother Roberto
Miami judge authorizes trip to
Cuba for René González
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On
the afternoon of March 19, 2012, it was announced
that South Florida District Court Judge Joan Lenard,
who has overseen since its inception the case of the
Cuban Five, unjustly imprisoned in the United States,
approved a motion submitted by the lawyer
representing René González requesting that the judge
grant René permission to travel to Cuba for two
weeks in order to see his brother, Roberto González,
who is gravely ill
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