FREEDOM FOR THE FIVE

Fernando Gonzalez returned to Cuba February 28, after serving long sentence»

Cuban antiterrorist fighter Fernando González Llort arrived today in Havana, after being released from a US prison where he fully served a long unfair sentence. Yesterday, Gonzalez came out of the Safford Federal Prison, in Arizona, and was sent to the immigration services so as to begin his deportation process back to Cuba, where he arrived this Friday noon. Congratulations »

Message sent from Gerardo Hernandez to Fernando Gonzalez, published by the International Committee for the  Freedom of the Cuban 5.»

Cuban antiterrorist fighter Fernando Gonzalez Llort, one of The Five, was released this Thursday from Safford Federal Prison, in the United States, and was sent to another correctional institution, still unspecified, until his deportation back to Cuba. It was thus announced by Michelle Álvarez, representative of the federal prosecutor office in Miami, referred to by AP. “I would like to »

Delegates from 45 nations will attend the 9th Meeting for the Liberation of the Five and against Terrorism, which will run Wednesday through Sunday in Holguin.»

The fifth day of each month, the White House’s electronic mail receives lots of messages from all over the world demanding justice, and the voices of the so-called Yayabo city are no exception.»

Members of the Federation of Cuban Women (FMC), the Committees for the Defense of the Revolution (CDR), and students from the Pedagogical Science University in Sancti Spiritus demanded the immediate release of Gerardo, Antonio, Fernando, and Ramón, four of the Five Cuban antiterrorist fighters still held in US prisons. Lawyer Ibrahim Elizalde, member of the National Union of Jurists of »

Magali Llort longs to live his son’s dismissal of jail on February 2014.»

Cuba’s President Raul Castro attended a cultural event paying tribute to the five Cuban antiterrorist fighters arrested 15 years ago in the United States, where they fought to thwart terrorist actions against the island.»

The five Cuban anti-terrorist fighters, who were unfairly given extremely long sentences in the United States, sent a message to the world and the United States on September 12, marking 15 years of their unfair incarceration for having monitored US-based violent organizations that planned terrorist actions against their country and their people.»