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Five’s
case in violation of international regulations
 IN
the case of the five Cuban patriots (Gerardo Hernández,
Antonio Guerrero, René González, Ramón Labańino and
Fernando González) their human rights are still being
violated. The men received long and unjust prison sentences
for having acted against Miami terrorists and in defense of
the U.S. people.
Now
the U.S. government is refusing to give visas to Olga and
Adriana, the wives of René and Gerardo respectively, thus
violating international rulings on family rights and U.S. law.
This decision condemns the men to having no contact with their
closest family members.
We
urge that the authorities of that powerful country and the
international media break their silence over this case, so
shameful to the United States. The five Cubans were subjected
to a political trial perverted by the Miami terrorist
mafia’s malign plans of vengeance in complicity with the
U.S. authorities.
International
solidarity is very important in the context of calls for a
retrial for these prisoners and for winning respect for their
human rights and those of their families.
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..--
GERARDO HERNÁNDEZ
Double life
for fighting terrorism
July
7,
2003
On
May 3,the President of the Friends of Cuba Society
in South Africa, Father Michael Lapsley, spent three
and a half hours visiting one of the five Cuban
political prisoners languishing in United States
prisons.
-- ILL-TREATMENT OF THE
FIVE
Weinglass: the order came
from Washington
July
7,
2003
Who gave the
order to isolate the Five in the “holes” of their
respective prisons all of a sudden and a few weeks
prior to the presentation of their appeals ...
-- Study Finds Thousands of Cases Of
Misconduct by US Prosecutors
July
2,
2003
Associated Press
June 25, 2003
WASHINGTON -- State and local prosecutors stretched,
bent or broke rules so badly in more than 2,000
cases since 1970 that appellate judges dismissed
criminal charges,... |
