After five days on solidarity demonstrations, the “Five Days for the Cuban Five” campaign was concluded this Saturday in the central Cuban province of Sancti Spiritus. This effort was the equivalent to the campaign launched in Washington DC, to demand the return of the Cuban Five to the island. While intellectuals and personalities from America and other countries joined »
The campaign “Five Days for the Cuban Five” to demand the U.S. government to release five Cuban antiterrorist fighters unjustly held in U.S. prisons immediately will conclude on Saturday in this capital, with the hope of having promoted consciousness and gained supporters. Today’s activities include the debate “Obama Give me Five,” which opened at a community center on Friday, »
The campaign “Five Days for the Cuban Five” to demand that the Barack Obama government release five Cuban antiterrorist fighters unjustly held in U.S. prisons immediately is taking place for fourth consecutive day in this capital on Friday. Ambassador Jorge A. Bolaños Suárez, Head of the Cuban Interests Section, officially opened “Five Days For The Cuban Five” in Washington D.C »
A large representation of the people of Sancti Spiritus, in central Cuba, celebrated the 51 anniversary of the victory of Playa Giron, and demanded the return of the Cuban Five imprisoned in the United States.»
Cuban antiterrorist fighter Rene Gonzalez, one of the Five Heroes condemned in US, sent a message to the Cuban people in which he said to be grateful for the solidarity towards his cause. He also reiterated his willingness to continue the battle for justice.»
The documentary Will the Real Terrorist Please Stand up?, by USA intellectual Saul Landau was screened at Sancti Spiritus headquarters of the Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples (ICAP) as part of the activities in support of the Cuban Five antiterrorist fighters imprisoned in the United States.»
From now until April 21, this capital will witness the claims of hundreds of activists who will demand that the White House release the Five Cuban antiterrorists unjustly held in U.S. prisons. The event was called by the International Committee for the Release of the Cuban Five, as those fighters are known internationally, and will have the assistance of friends »
A billboard appeared in the US city of Miami with a demand of freedom for the five Cuban antiterrorist fighters now imprisoned in US, mostly known as The Cuban Five. The huge billboard is located in the heart of so-called Little Havana, on the corner of the 17th Avenue and 1st Southwest Street. It is sponsored by Radio Miami »
Cuban residents in Brazil reiterated their solidarity with and commitment to the struggle for the release of the five anti-terrorist Cuban fighters, unfairly held in the United States for nearly 14 years. Members of the Brasilia chapter of the Jose Marti National Association of Cuban Residents in Brazil (ANCREB) met with relatives of The Cuban Five, who are in »
The book “Estados Unidos Grotesco, Obama, Libera a los Cinco” (Grotesque United States, Obama, Free the Five), by Japanese journalist Tsuzaki Itaru, was launched in this capital in the presence of Cuban First Deputy Foreign Minister Marcelino Medina. Itaru devoted his work to the leader of the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro, and the Cuban people as a contribution to »
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