Sentence examples for guerrilla prisoners from inspiring English sources
The prison has been empty since 2000, after the release of most guerrilla prisoners from both sides of the province's three-decade sectarian conflict as part of the Good Friday Agreement.
Mr Uribe freed scores of guerrilla prisoners.
In return, the government will hand over 15 sick guerrilla prisoners, but without dropping charges against them.
They have offered talks about swapping guerrilla prisoners for scores of politicians and troops they hold as hostages, including Ingrid Betancourt, a former presidential candidate but only if the government withdraws troops from a swathe of the countryside.
"We went two days without a bite," said one rebel, 17, during an interview at a home for delinquent youths operated by a private charity, where teenage guerrilla prisoners were transferred.
Rightly, Mr Uribe sees a "humanitarian exchange" (the Orwellian term of its promoters) of Ms Betancourt and other hostages for guerrilla prisoners as a recipe for more kidnappings.Checking over-mighty executivesYet Colombia would still be rash to allow Mr Uribe's re-election as long as its democracy remains unconsolidated.
The Iraqi 36th commando battalion that secured the city's gold-domed Ali al-Hadi shrine, where a lot of insurgents were holed up, apparently did so without damaging the building too badly, and took two dozen guerrillas prisoner.
Through his ground-breaking book, the Prisoners' Guerrilla Handbook to Correspondence Programs in the U.S. and Canada (3rd Edition)(Prison Legal News Publishing, 2009), and the two prior editions, he helped many thousands of American prisoners envision a future that did not include crime, but college correspondence courses which would help lead them to a better life.
So Mr. Márquez, a former Communist guerrilla and political prisoner, is more often than not the opposition's man on the stump these days.
The government, made up of professionals and former guerrillas and political prisoners, emerged from a United Nations-led process intended to give it enough credibility to guide Iraq through the rough days expected before elections in January.
Lula is constitutionally required to step down after two terms in office, and PT is hoping that enough of his phenomenal personal popularity will rub off on Rousseff – who cuts a rather dour figure despite her history as a former guerrilla and political prisoner.
