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Guillermo Fariñas.
As you will remember,the winner is the Cuban dissident Guillermo Fariñas.
According to Mr Fariñas, a change of direction in these relations should only occur if the following five pre-conditions are met.
The 2010 European Parliament's Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought was awarded to the Cuban dissident Guillermo Fariñas.
Fariñas was not allowed to leave Cuba for the 2010 Sakharov Prize award ceremony at the Parliament.
Yesterday, the European Parliament awarded the Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought to the Cuban citizen Guillermo Fariñas, who was absent.
The psychologist and journalist, Guillermo Fariñas, has also started a hunger strike, because he wants to bring about the release of 26 sick political prisoners.
Other prisoners and human rights activists in Cuba are currently on hunger strike, such as the psychologist andjournalist Guillermo Fariñas.
When the European Parliament awarded the 2010 Sakharov Prize to Cuban dissident Guillermo Fariñas, an empty chair dressed with a Cuban ag had to stand in for his presence.
We anticipate that Mr Fariñas' difficulties in travelling to Strasbourg will be noted by Lady Ashton, who will take this fact into consideration in further relations with Cuba.
With the Orquesta Filarmónica de Gran Canaria under Adrian Leaper, he made the first recording of two guitar concertos dedicated to him by Leo Brouwer(Concierto de la Habana, 1998)and Carlos Fariñas(Concierto, 1996).
On July 8, 2010, Fariñas ended his 134-day hunger strike Thursday, following signs the communist government is making good on its promise to release 52 political prisoners.
There are currently around 200 prisoners of conscience, some of them in a very complex situation with regard to their health, andone of them is Guillermo Fariñas, who is in a very grave situation and also on hunger strike.
Unfortunately, it will be difficult for Mr Fariñas to travel and receive his prize in person next Wednesday, despite the fact that I intervened personally in this regard in a letter to the President of Cuba, Raul Castro.
Welcomes the fact that most of them arenow taking food again, but draws attention to the alarming state of the journalist and psychologist Guillermo Fariñas, whose continuation of the hunger strike could have fatal consequences;
Madam President, when we heard the recording from Mr Fariñas from Cuba this morning, I was impressed by the fact that he identified himself and his colleagues as a'non-violent' opposition to the Cuban regime.
We also need to ask for these people to be freed immediately, in the case of Cuba, and, above all, recall the delicate situation- as has been mentioned- of some of the people who, following the example of Orlando Zapata, began a hunger strike,especially the case of Guillermo Fariñas.
Undeterred, in February 2010,after the controversial death of prisoner Orlando Zapata, Fariñas began a hunger and thirst strike that lasted 134 days, calling for the liberation of political prisoners that had become ill after many years of imprisonment.
Chairwoman of the European Parliament's Human Rights committee MEP Elena Valenciano(S&D, ES) has expressed her concern and solidarity with Cuban human rights activist andSakharov Prize Laureate 2010 Guillermo Fariñas(pictured) and other Cuban human rights activists on hunger strike.
A Cuban doctor of psychology, independent journalist and political dissident,Guillermo Fariñas has over the years conducted 23 hunger strikes with the aim of achieving peaceful political change and freedom of expression in Cuba.
Today, I am here not because the situation has essentially changed, but because of the realities of the modern world, and above all, because of the growing civic defiance of Cubans, which has forced the regime to-- like the legendary prince Don Fabrizio from Il Gattopardo said--"change something so that nothing changes",' Fariñas stated in his acceptance speech.
Mr President, while I send my best wishes to Mr Fariñas and congratulate him on his prize, I would remind Parliament that one year ago we had representatives from Memorial here, who richly deserved the prize also.
Author.-(ES) Mr President, today is a day for congratulations: the first of these is due to the Spanish Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr Moratinos, who has succeeded in bringing a number of Cuban political prisoners to Spain, or is on the point of doing so;also to Guillermo Fariñas, the political prisoner who, through his hunger strike, tenacity and sacrifice, has achieved freedom for these prisoners.
We are talking here of the Mr Fariñas to whom members of the Confederal Group of the European United Left- Nordic Green Left did not wish the Sakharov prize to be awarded, saying that the designation had been exploited for political ends.
A doctor of psychology, independent journalist and political dissident in Cuba,Guillermo Fariñas has over the years conducted over 20 hunger strikes to protest against the Cuban regime, with the aim of achieving peaceful political change, freedom of speech and freedom of expression in his country.
In 2015 Fariñas launched a campaign for collecting the 10,000 signatures needed under the Cuban constitution to include, in the new electoral law announced by Raul Castro's government, the recognition and legalisation of existing political movements, the granting of the right to vote and stand for election to all Cuban citizens, including those living abroad, and international electoral observation.
In 2015 Fariñas launched a campaign for collecting the 10,000 signatures needed under the Cuban constitution to include, in the new electoral law announced by Raul Castro's government, the recognition and legalisation of existing political movements, the granting of the right to vote and stand for election to all Cuban citizens, including those living abroad, and international electoral observation.