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President of the
Dominican Chamber of Deputies in solidarity with the
Five
By Deisy Francis
Mexidor—Granma daily—
 JULIO
César Valentín, president of the Chamber of Deputies
of the Dominican Republic, affirmed yesterday that
regardless of the ideological affiliation and
plurality of beliefs with the Chamber, "there is a
virtually unanimous sentiment that there are causes
in the case of the Five with which to identify."
Valentín made that statement during a meeting in
Cuba’s National Assembly of People's Power with
relatives of the five Cuban anti-terrorists, who
have been incarcerated in U.S. federal
penitentiaries for close to 10 years. They are men
who, in his opinion, "embody the struggle against
aggression," he said.
Valentín, who is heading a parliamentary
delegation to Cuba from that sister nation, also
condemned the protection being given in the United
States to the international terrorist Luis Posada
Carriles.
Translated by Granma International
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Mexican leader
calls for liberation of Cuban anti-terrorists
MEXICO,
Jan 16 (PL).—The fight for the release of the five
Cuban anti-terrorists incarcerated in the United
States must be strengthened and waged in a global
social context, affirmed Juan Carlos Gutiérrez, a
leader of the Mexican Party of the Democratic
Revolution (PRD).
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Portuguese for
the liberation of the Cuban anti-terrorists in U.S.
jails
LISBON
(PL).—A solidarity committee in Torre de Moncorvo in
northern Portugal has called for the liberation of
five Cuban anti-terrorists incarcerated in the
United States since 1998.
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