Примеры использования López rivera на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Oscar López Rivera had been inhumanely imprisoned for over 30 years.
It should also immediately release the Puerto Rican activist Oscar López Rivera.
They shared common heroes,such as Oscar López Rivera, who exemplified a people that remained unbowed.
Óscar López Rivera had been in prison for 29 years and recently had not been allowed to leave to visit his gravely ill sister.
In addition, the Puerto Rican political prisoner Óscar López Rivera should be released.
Oscar López Rivera had been kept in a super-maximum-security prison for more than 12 years, with periods of total isolation and sensory deprivation.
For basic humanitarian reasons, it was time to release Oscar López Rivera and to let him return home.
The two remaining prisoners, Oscar López Rivera and Carlos Alberto Torres, are scheduled to leave prison in 2027 and 2024, respectively.
Another was the continued detention of political prisoners,including Oscar López Rivera and Norberto González Cláudio.
Oscar López Rivera had served 31 years in prison without parole, in violation of the Parole Commission's own rules.
It was time to allow for a genuine process of self-determination andto release Óscar López Rivera and all other Puerto Rican political prisoners.
López Rivera had recently been subjected to sleep deprivation by prison guards who for no reason tapped on the cell window whenever he began to fall asleep.
His Government urged the United States Government to release the political prisoners Oscar López Rivera and Norberto González Cláudio.
Of the three, Oscar López Rivera had spent 31 years in prison, more than any other prisoner during the 114 years of United States colonial rule.
Many Puerto Ricans had dedicated their lives to the struggle for freedom,including Oscar López Rivera, who had been imprisoned for 31 years.
Of the three remaining, Óscar López Rivera, Carlos Alberto Torres and Avelino González Claudio, the first two were serving sentences of more than 29 years.
In conclusion, he called on the United States federal authorities to release the political prisoner Oscar López Rivera as a humanitarian gesture.
Of those five-- Oscar López Rivera, Juan Segarra Palmer, Haydée Beltrán, Carlos Alberto Torres and Antonio Camacho Negrón-- the last had been rearrested two months earlier.
International law protected those who fought against colonialism and Mr. López Rivera should be pardoned, like other Puerto Rican independence fighters.
As the colonial Power, the United States should promote the decolonization process by allowing Puerto Rico to freely choose independence, andit should release political prisoner Óscar López Rivera.
Lastly, he recalled the situation of the Puerto Rican political prisoners,particularly Óscar López Rivera, who had been serving a sentence for over 30 years.
The three remaining Puerto Rican prisoners of war, Oscar López Rivera and the brothers Avelino and Norberto González Claudio, were classified as terrorists by the United States Government.
United States Presidents were allowed to pardon prisoners, butnone had yet pardoned Oscar López Rivera, an honest man who had fought for independence.
The United States of America must shoulder its responsibility for decolonization and heed the international outcry for the immediate andunconditional release of the Puerto Rican patriot Oscar López Rivera.
The international community should press for the release of the political prisoner Oscar López Rivera, and the issue of Puerto Rico should be referred to the General Assembly in plenary.
The diaspora had included many political prisoners in the past and there were currently three Puerto Rican political prisoners in the United States,including Oscar López Rivera, who had spent 33 years in prison.
Mr. López Rivera should be released immediately and Puerto Rico should be granted observer status at the United Nations as the State of Borinken, as part of the effort to end colonialism and uphold the right to self-determination.
His organization demanded the unconditional release of all remaining Puerto Rican political prisoners, including Carlos Alberto Torres,Oscar López Rivera, Haydee Beltrán Torres and José Pérez González.
The appeal for the release of political prisoners,including Oscar López Rivera, should be viewed primarily as a civil rights issue and a positive step towards consensus among political sectors in Puerto Rico.
In an expression of unanimity exceedingly rare in Puerto Rico,Puerto Ricans across the political spectrum had clearly stated their opposition to the unjust imprisonment of Puerto Rican patriot Oscar López Rivera.