Fernando Gonzalez transferred to a low security prison in Safford, Arizona

Yesterday Fernando González had arrived to a Federal Correctional Institution in Safford, Arizona.
New address to write to Antonio :

RUBEN CAMPA
REG. No. 58733-004
FCI Safford
P. O. Box 9000
Safford, Arizona 85548

17 members of the German Parliament ask the U.S. to release the Cuban 5
Dear Mr. Attorney General: We are aware that the direct appeals process is exhausted, but that lawyers acting for the men have filed a motion seeking habeas corpus relief and that a ruling on this motion is still pending.

At this state in the proceedings, we call on you to provide remedy and relief in order to effect the release of the five men and allow them to return home to Cuba. In particular, we respectfully request you no longer to oppose this course of action. We would also ask you to look benevolently at ways of granting a reprieve or pardon to the five men so that they may be released and allowed to return to Cuba. The President of the United States has the power to grant such a reprieve or pardon under the U.S. constitution (Article II, Section 2). This solution is proposed by Amnesty International in its very detailed and, in our view, apposite report of October 2010 (AI Index. AMR 51/093/2010), which has been sent to you.

Happy Birthday Mirta Rodriguez!

We would like to bring you so many things on this day of your 80th spring; the kiss of Tony on your beautiful cheek, the tango that you'd like to dance with him, the embrace of your four other sons.  But we only have a bouquet of tenderness to give you and our hands, those that call for justice so that you do not have to shed more tears. We look to you every day and find the strength to keep fighting. Be beautiful today, as always for your prince, the day is coming.

Washington Post ad demanding Freedom for the Cuban Five is published today!

Full-page appears in main section of Mon. Apr. 30, 2012 edition. Prominent political leaders and human-rights organizations are quoted in the ad, including: Lt. Col. Lawrence Wilkerson, former Chief of Staff for Colin Powell during his tenure as U.S. Secretary of State; former U.S. president Jimmy Carter; 10 Nobel Prize recipients; former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark; Miguel D'Escoto, U.N. General Assembly president from 2008 to 2011; Pulitzer Prize-winning author Alice Walker; Amnesty International; and the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detentions.