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September 11, 2010

Cuban Wives Denied Right to Visit their Husbands Accuse US of Holding them Hostage The wives of two of the five Cubans imprisoned for long terms in the United States for defending their country against terrorism, have condemned the hostage situation imposed on them by the US government in denying them visas to enter the US to visit their husbands. "They want to prevent us seeing them" said Adriana Perez at a press conference. Both women said that they would nevertheless pursue all legal avenues the obtain the visas. Join an action to Free the Cuban Five! US cities Sept. 9 - Sept. 13, 2010 Sep, 10 2010 CUBAN 5 Press Conference, Thur. Sept. 9 Sep, 08 2010 Actions in Ecuador for the Release of The Cuban Five Sep, 08 2010 Salvadoran Vice President Demands Freedom for the Cuban Five Sep, 08 2010 Actions in Favor of Cuban Five Held in China and New Zealand Sep, 08 2010 Died Reverend Lucius Walker, tireless fighter for the freedom of the Cuban Five The tragic news of Lucius' death has made its way to each one of the prisons where the Five are held, and they... Why Have the ‘Cuban 5' Not Been Released? My question concerns the Obama administration. Why have they not released the Cubans? Those of us looking for more consistency and justice... With Gerardo in Angola In 1989-90, Lieutenant Hernández led the Cuban-Angolan Scouting Platoon of 12 men attached to the 11th Tactical Group of the 10th Tank... END THE INJUSTICE, FREEDOM NOW! This September 12th will mark the twelfth anniversary of the unjust imprisonment of Gerardo Hernandez, Ramón Labañino, René Gonzalez, Antonio Guerrero and...

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