This patriot, one of the five Cuban anti-terrorists unfairly incarcerated in the US over the last 13 years, will come out of prison after serving his sentence, but will not be able to meet with his family on the island due to a decision of Florida's South District Judge Joan A. Lenard.
    Lenard defeated the motion presented in February, in which Rene requested to return to his country, the Prensa Latina news agency reported.
    Rene, Gerardo Hernandez, Antonio Guerrero, Fernando Gonzalez and Ramon Labañino were condemned in 2001 to excessive sentences ranging from 15 years to two life imprisonments plus 15 years, for monitoring the activities Florida-based, anti-Cuban terrorist groups.
   In a communiqué, Cuba Si France condemns Judge Lenard’s decision, and asserted that US justice has become a mincer, driven by revenge and arbitrariness, specified PL.
   Keeping Rene for three years in the US after serving his sentence is denying justice and, above all, to expose him to the vengeance of the Miami anti-Cuban mafia, the organization denounced, which recalled that the state of Florida is a den of free and unpunished international terrorists, like Luis Posada Carriles.
   Cuba Si France called upon friends of the cause of the Cuban Five to strengthen
international mobilization and to demand the US government to authorize Rene's return to Cuba, to his wife and children and the rest of his family.