4 more Cuban heroes to be expelled from Cuba

Four more Group of 75 political prisoners are set to be released by the Castro dictatorship and expelled from Cuba.

They are:

A few random thoughts on this development:

I am happy for them and their families that they will soon by out of prison. I choose to believe that the pain of forced exile is almost as harsh as what they have felt while being apart from their families for more than seven years.
I am as angry as ever that the Catholic Church and the Spanish government kowtowed to the dictatorship and is going along with the parolees' forced departure from Cuba.
If the dictatorship was able to arrest the Group of 75 in one fell swoop during the "black spring" of 2003, why's it dragging out their release over two months now?
Remember those political prisoners who remain in the gulag, especially those who've let it be known that they want nothing to do with the Spain-church-Castro deal and would rather stay in jail than be forced out of their country.

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