Panamanian organizations demand U.S. release Cuban prisoners

[Judi Lynn]

Panamanian organizations demand U.S. release Cuban prisoners
14:57, September 14, 2010

Panamanian social organizations, professionals and indigenous people on Monday demanded U.S. President Barack Obama release the five Cubans imprisoned in the United States since 12 years ago on charge of spying.

Ascario Morales, a representative of the National Union of Indigenous Lawyers (Unaip), told a press conference that his organization was joining the freedom demand for the five Cuban citizens.

"The Panamanian indigenous people express their solidarity with the Cuban people till achieving the release of the five detainees," Morales said.

Meanwhile, Cuban ambassador to Panama Reynaldo Claviac Lafferte said that Obama inherited the problem of the five Cubans, as well as other wrong policies from former U.S. President George W. Bush.

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[L Cutter]

1. The Emperor calls for aspirin

What's an Emperor to do now? When he stomped his boot down on
little Honduras, it should have been clear for all that he was
telling the rest of the uppity social organizations,
professionals and indigenous folks in the southern colonies to
STFU and salute. But now, with the Empire's troops trapped and
staving in the eastern provinces and with his agents exposed,
this bunch of malcontents are standing at the gate chanting,
"We Are Not Afraid - The Emperor Has No Cloths"?
Good grief!

And, what's up with this Cuban ambassador Lafferte: rubbing
the new Emperor's feet while he whispers that the new Emperor
will go down in the same slimy pages of history along with the
old Emperor if the new doesn't sweep up the noxious droppings
of the old?

Back in the USofA, the band plays on.