Zim in Cuban Five pledge

Five president Lovemore Gwati also said Zimbabwe would continue its call for the lifting of the economic blockade imposed on the South American country.
Gerardo Hernandez, Ramon Labanino, Fernando Gonzalez, Antonio Gurrero and Rene Gonzalez, the five Cubans, were arrested and imprisoned without fair trial on September 12, 1998 on spurious charges of conspiracy to commit espionage, murder and acting as an agent of a foreign government in the United States.

Though their government passed on documentation that the five were on a mission to gather information about Cuban-American terrorists’ attacks against Cuba to the FBI, they were still arrested and imprisoned without a fair trial.

Speaking at the launch of the Zimbabwean Chapter of the 2nd International Campaign for the Freedom of the Cuban Five yesterday, Zimbabwe Committee for the freedom of the Cuban Five president Cde Gwati said the two countries would continue to stand together as they were both facing Western intrusion.

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