Coordinating Committee of Guatemalan Solidarity with Cuba and other Peoples demanded in their accounts in Twitter and Facebook the freedom of five Cuban antiterrorists unjustly imprisoned in the United States.
There are five Cubans unjustly sentenced in the United States for defending their people. Let denounce the injustice", was the main message broadcast by the activists.
The note refers to Gerardo Hernandez, Rene Gonzalez, Ramon Labañino, Fernando Gonzalez y Antonio Guerrero, arrested in 1998 for monitoring terrorist groups which planned actions against Cuba from Miami, Florida.
Friends of the island in Guatemala and other parts of Latin America and the Caribbean, like Bolivia and Puerto Rico, attended the call this Sunday.
During the exchange in the social networks, people focused on the work of Cuban cooperants here followed by the plenary session of the Cuban parliament in its Eighth Legislature.
Gerardo, Ramón, Fernando and Antonio remain in U.S. prisons, while Rene must stay three years in supervised liberty regime, despite having completed his sentence in October, 2011.
These were some of the texts made public in cyberspace, "do you know there are five Cubans unjustly imprisoned in the United States?", let demand their liberty. President Obama: Give me five", "Join us in the demand of freedom for the five. Click I like it and forward it to your contacts."
Thanks to Cuba and Latin America and the Caribbean over two million patients through the free eye-surgery program Operacion Milagro, lets raise our solidarious voices with the Cuban people so that the criminal US blockade against Cuba comes to an end.", they expressed.
"Since 1998 through 2012, the Medical Brigada in Guatemala has consulted 32 million 426 thousand 681 cases. Some 273 thousand 183 lives have been saved. It has made 91 thousand 454 surgeries to correct eye illnesses", said one of the messages supporting the Caribbean island.
The Coordinating Committee of Guatemalan Solidarity with Cuba and other Peoples is formed by members of the parties Unidad Revolucionaria Nacional Guatemalteca and Alternativa Nueva Nación and other 10 social organizations.