Yoani Sanchez reports from the hospital in Santa Clara that Guillermo Farinas is ending his hunger strike.
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2 comments:
Wonderful news!
wonderful news because you were worried for Farinas or because his death would have made the Castros look bad.
I am thankful that it is over for Farinas. I hope he is able to recover.
I also hope that the prisoners that are freed are not being sent into exile forcefully. If they want to leave, I couldn't blame them, but I hope it is their choice. I find it odd that their wishes or desires have not been taken into account.
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