Leaders of the group inspired in the political legacy of former Egyptian president Gamal Abdel Nasser recalled that three of the five Cubans held prisoners are still serving severe sentences in U.S. jails, for infiltrating bands settled in Miami that planned to attack their homeland.
During a fraternal meeting with the island´s ambassador to Lebanon, Rene Ceballo, General Mustafa Hamdan, head of Mourabitoun, demanded the administration of President Barack Obama to free Gerardo Hernandez, Ramon Labañino and Antonio Guerrero.
Rene Gonzalez and Fernando Gonzalez already returned their country after completing their prison sentences, imposed at a politicized trial and full of irregularities in Miami.
Hamdan also condemned Cuba´s inclusion on the list of States sponsor of terrorism, a relation Washington unilaterally draws up every year and has received categorical rejection from Havana.
In that sense, he stated that the Caribbean nation has been a victim of terrorism and its prestige in favor of peace was recognized during the Summit of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC), held in January in Havana in the presence of 33 countries.
The Nasserite leader also repudiated the ZunZuneo project that the U.S. government and its special apparatus have created using social networks and messages through cell phones to try to subvert order and peace in Cuba.
