Latin American parliament demands release of the Five Cuban Prisoners

(Updated 11 of December of the 2006 | translated by Google)

The Latin American Parliament (PARLATINO) demanded to the United States immediately to release the Five antiterrorist Cuban prisoners unjustly held in North American jails.

The demand in favor of the Five is contained in a declaration approved in its XXII Ordinary Assembly, celebrated in Sao Paulo, Brazil, and was proposed by the Venezuelan delegation, informs the Granma newspaper today.

Also a resolution was adopted so that the General Assembly of this organization endorses the actions of the Mission Miracle, promoted by Venezuela and Cuba, which makes possible the oftalmológica attention of poor people of the continent.

The deputies of 20 countries reunited in this encounter expressed their solidarity towards the Puerto Rican town and insisted to the parliaments to conduct concrete battles that support it in their fight to become a free and independent nation.

Cuba has an outstanding participation in this regional Parliament: the deputy Ramon Fish Ferro integrated during four years his directive table and continue being members of directors of Diana commissions Martinez Piti, Jose A. Diaz Duke, and Alemañy Snows. (AIN)