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leader Juan Mari Bras<br>
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Raids<br>
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</a></font><font size=3>San Juan, Feb 10 (Prensa Latina) Pro independence
leader Juan Mari Bras denounced raids, arrests and surveillance of Puerto
Rican freedom fighters by the US Federal Bureau of
Investigations.<br><br>
Mari Bras confirmed the arrest of William Moler and wife Marina in Limon,
Mayaguez, in relation to the murder of Filiberto Ojeda Rios, leader of
the Boricua Popular Army (EPB-Macheteros).<br><br>
The FBI surrounded the farm house of another freedom fighter in Mayaguez,
not that of Jose Rodriguez, a.k.a. "Don Yeyo".<br><br>
Ojeda Rios, 80, was general secretary of the Puerto Rican Socialist Party
and lives now on the west coast.<br><br>
Mari Bras says those actions are related to the Sep 23, 2005 murder of
Ojeda Rios by FBI agents at a farm house in Hormigueros, near
Mayaguez.<br><br>
Since then, Puerto Rican progressive forces have denounced non stop FBI
harassment either through direct home visits or to nearby areas or by
probes against them.<br><br>
Dr. Hector Pesquera, co-President of the Hostosianos National
Independence Movement (MINH), said FBI actions target the local freedom
movement for denouncing Ojeda Rios" brutal assassination.<br><br>
Radio Isla station said FBI Chief in Puerto Rico Luis Fraticelli refused
to talk on the operation, a common attitude with respect to such FBI
operations that also exclude the local Police.<br><br>
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