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Russian Student Claims Obama to Free Cuban 5
President Barack Obama let the Cuban people calm and end the embarrassment of maintaining five Cuban antiterrorist fighters unfairly held, Russian student Tatiana Viatkina claimed today at an emotional letter.
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President Barack Obama let the Cuban people calm and end the embarrassment of maintaining five Cuban antiterrorist fighters unfairly held, Russian student Tatiana Viatkina claimed today at an emotional letter.
As part of the so-called Twitter campaign for the Five (Antonio Guerrero, Gerardo Hernandez, Fernando Gonzalez, Ramon Labañino and Rene Gonzalez), Viatkina also demands the U.S. president to repeal the shameful economic blockade on the island.
Wealth is not important for me... because I value more giving a last piece of bread to someone in need, regardless of the skin color or language, she stated.
No wealth in the world deserves to be sacrificed not one life, so I think and I'm sure many people worldwide share that position, Russian student said in his letter.
Mr. President, your government lacks the capacity to understand the truth of things such as the unjust imprisonment of those Cuban heroes, Viatkina noted.
The student was referring to Antonio, Gerardo, Fernando and Ramon, who marked 14 years in prison on Wednesday, September 12, and Rene, who after completing his prison term, should remain in the United States for three years more under a supervised release.
No word can express all the anger and rejection to his government's brazen attitude in condemning the Five, as they are universally known, which has a strong nature of revenge, the young Russian said.
I promise we will continue the struggle for liberation of the Cuban heroes, regardless of sacrifices. We hope to respond to these claims, as the world awaits you, Viatkina said.
As part of the so-called Twitter campaign for the Five (Antonio Guerrero, Gerardo Hernandez, Fernando Gonzalez, Ramon Labañino and Rene Gonzalez), Viatkina also demands the U.S. president to repeal the shameful economic blockade on the island.
Wealth is not important for me... because I value more giving a last piece of bread to someone in need, regardless of the skin color or language, she stated.
No wealth in the world deserves to be sacrificed not one life, so I think and I'm sure many people worldwide share that position, Russian student said in his letter.
Mr. President, your government lacks the capacity to understand the truth of things such as the unjust imprisonment of those Cuban heroes, Viatkina noted.
The student was referring to Antonio, Gerardo, Fernando and Ramon, who marked 14 years in prison on Wednesday, September 12, and Rene, who after completing his prison term, should remain in the United States for three years more under a supervised release.
No word can express all the anger and rejection to his government's brazen attitude in condemning the Five, as they are universally known, which has a strong nature of revenge, the young Russian said.
I promise we will continue the struggle for liberation of the Cuban heroes, regardless of sacrifices. We hope to respond to these claims, as the world awaits you, Viatkina said.