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Patriotic
attitude of the five Cuban heroes highlighted
 PUERTO
Rican lawyer Rafael Anglada-López has transmitted
his impression of recent meetings with the five
Cuban patriots imprisoned in the United States to
their families.
He
also referred to their current state of health after
the vexation and torture of the severe period of
solitary confinement, and messages that they have
sent to their loved ones and all the people.
The
veteran jurist affirmed that in each of his
individual meetings with the five he found much
uprightness, heroism and patriotism, that their
messages seem coordinated and thus the distance
imposed between them in order to weaken their
integrity has not succeeded in disuniting them.
Anglada-López
believes that it is their physical, emotional and
moral fortitude that is giving them the strength to
resist the aberrant rigors of prison and the daily
arbitrary actions against them despite their model
behavior among the prison population, which has been
acknowledged in their periodic assessments.
His
many anecdotes of this lightning tour of the five
prisons include a mayor’s aide trying to draw
similarities between René González’s case and
that of the terrorists incarcerated for the first
explosion in the Twin Towers building.
When
Anglada-López commented on that to René, the Cuban
reacted immediately by saying: "that is to
confusing certain terrorists with us when we have
been incarcerated for fighting against
terrorism." (AIN)
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-- Uruguayans
for the release of the five Cuban heroes
MONTEVIDEO.— Solidarity events
and cultural galas organized by Uruguayan social and political
organizations are programmed for today in that country to call
for the release of the five Cubans imprisoned in the United
States, Prensa Latina reports.
--Solidarity
was able to get our five heroes out of the hole
AS a result of
public exposés and numerous messages of protest, the
Washington government has decided to end the arbitrary
solitary confinement imposed on Gerardo Hernández, René González,
Ramón Labañino, Antonio Guerrero and Fernando González and
relocate them within the general prison population.
-- Calls
from various countries for new trial for the five
BUENOS AIRES.—
The Judicial Federation of Argentina today called on the U.S.
authorities to grant the five Cubans imprisoned in that
country the possibility a new trial with procedural
guarantees, informs Prensa Latina.
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