HAVANA, Cuba, April 20 (acn) Several events were held in different locations in Chile to commemorate Cuba's Bay of Pigs victory, and during them participants demanded the release of the five Cuban antiterrorist incarcerated in the United States.
In southern Concepcion city, the Jose Marti Cultural association showed a series of Cuban documentaries that included "El Proceso: la historia no contada" (The process: the untold story) about Gerardo Hernandez, Fernando Gonzalez, Ramón Labañino, Antonio Guerrero and René Gonzalez, reported Prensa Latina news agency.
The organizers of the event, held at the Fernando Alvarez Foundation headquarters, said that this film (2007) reveals the brutality of the US justice system against the five Cubans that, in Miami, were fighting to protect their country from terrorist actions performed by anti-Cuban
groups.
Meanwhile, in the San Miguel community, in Santiago de Chile, some 200 members of the Friends of Cuba Forever and Cuba Will Overcome solidarity groups, recalled the Bay of Pigs victory at the communal cultural center, attended by Mayor Julio Palestra, who expressed gratitude for Cuban solidarity towards the Chilean people.
Ileana Díaz-Arguelles, Cuban Ambassador to Chile, recalled the first US defeat in America, and urged everybody to reinforce the demand for the release of the Cuban Five, as they are known internationally.
For his part, Pedro Bronzyc, on behalf of the Chilean solidarity with the Cuban Five organizations extolled the US government to free these innocent Cubans who have been in jail for 10 years.
(Piden en Chile libertad para los Cinco Héroes)
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