Cuban Antiterrorist Calls to Continue Struggle to free Cuban Five

Havana, Oct 14. -Cuban anti-terrorist Rene Gonzalez, who is on probation in the United States, called to continue fighting for the release of his four fellow countrymen, who have been imprisoned in the United States since 1998.Rene Gonzalez, along with Fernando Gonzalez, Ramon Labanino, Antonio Guerrero and Gerardo Hernandez were severely condemned for reporting terrorist plans against Cuba, which were forged by terrorist groups based in the state of Florida.

"The fact that I am now out of jail only means that a series of abuses run out, but we still have four brothers who need to be rescued," Gonzalez said in a public letter.

Gonzalez thanked on behalf of his fellowe countrymen all the gestures of solidarity to their cause, expressed by children, workers, students and people in general.

According to Rene, he will continue fighting for justice on the Cuban Five, as they are internationally known, cause, so that the can return to Cuba.

On Oct 7, Rene was released on probation and the decision of a judge in Miami forces him to spend three years of "supervised release" in the United States after completing his sentence. (Prensa Latina)