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In Christopher Torres picture one of the activists cited the grand jury.

According to lawyers, the FBI must declare whether the summons of the great jury are the product of illegal operations.

By The Associated Press SAN JUAN

- Lawyers representing two young independence referred to a federal grand jury in New York will present a motion to suppress the subpoenas to the Federal District Court in East New York, said Bureau of Solidarity movement.

"The FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) must state whether the subpoenas and grand jury interrogation are the product of illegal wiretapping," he said in a statement.

The motion, prepared by Martin Stolar graduates and Susan Tipograph, shall be submitted on Friday.

The attorneys representing the Puerto Rican Tania Frontera, Christopher Torres, whose citations to a federal grand jury in New York has been postponed more than once.

The subpoenas are part of an FBI investigation that makes the Ejército Popular Boricua-Los Macheteros, whose self-proclaimed leader, Filiberto Ojeda Rios, was killed in a shooting that triggered a federal agent during a raid on September 23, 2005.

The lawyers also argue that the U.S. government has "repressed" politically-independence since the early 1930 and that U.S. law require that "a federal grand jury must respect freedom of association guaranteed under the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. According

Mesa Solidarity movement, the laws of the City of New York Melissa Mark Viverito, Leticia James and Rosie Mendez have rejected the grand jury subpoenas.

was also announced that the organization "One Eleven Hostos Grand Jury Resistance Coalition" held a demonstration in support of those the grand jury on Friday, while presenting the motion in court.

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Judge Carol B. Amon, the Federal Court for the Eastern District of New York, ordered federal prosecutors and the FBI confirm or deny whether there were illegal wiretapping information about young Tania Frontera and Christopher Torres, who have been summoned to appear before a grand jury for his ties to the independence movement.

According to a Bureau of Solidarity movement, gave the judge until next July 2 to submit such information.

"The prosecutor James McGovern asked that the subpoenas order to suppress the independence movement and the documents were secret, sealed. Susan Tipograph lawyers and Martin Stolar, the National Lawyers Guild, challenged the prosecution's request, and the judge ordered a hearing Amon on 2 July, in which the prosecution and the FBI must show why the order should be secret and to exclude the community and the press, "the organization said.

Jim Margolin, an FBI spokesman in New York, told the Associated Press had no comment.

Stolar Tipograph and on Friday filed a motion to delete the quotes from young people to the federal grand jury, which are part of an investigation the FBI does the Ejército Popular Boricua-Los Macheteros, whose leader, Filiberto Ojeda Rios was killed by a shot fired a federal agent during a raid on September 23, 2005.

The court hearing to discuss the motion to suppress was set for July 28, said the organization. ****************************** ******************
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June 30, 2008 Associated Press

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Judge Carol B. Amon, of the federal Court of the Eastern District of New York, ordered the U.S. Attorney and the FBI to affirm or deny whether there was illegal electronic surveillance to obtain information on Tania Frontera and Christopher Torres, young people who have been subpoenaed to appear before a Grand Jury for their connection to the independence movement.

According to a press release from the movement Table of Solidarity, the judge gave them until July 2 to submit this information.

“U.S. Attorney James McGovern asked that the hearings on the motion to quash the subpoenas of the independentistas be held in secret and the pleadings filed under seal. Attorneys Susan Tipograph and Martin Stolar of the National Lawyers Guild challenged the U.S. attorney’s request and judge Amon ordered a hearing for July 2, at which the U.S. attorney-FBI must show why the hearings should be held in secret, thus excluding the community and the press,” stated the organization.

Jim Margolin, FBI spokesperson in New York, told the Associated Press that he had no comment.

On Friday, Tipograph and Stolar presented a motion to quash the federal Grand Jury subpoenas served on the young people, part of an FBI investigation into the Popular Boricua Army–The Macheteros, whose leader, Filiberto Ojeda Ríos, Died from a shot fired by a federal agent DURING an operation on September 23, 2005.

The court hearing to discuss this motion to quash WAS September for July 28, the organization Indicated.

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• Candida Portuguese / EDLP Tania Frontera was one of the five people cited by various courts in the FBI investigation, and has decided to exercise his right to remain silent. However, it is possible that Judge Carol B. Amon, the declared in rebellion and sent to jail several years, as has happened in the past. Frontera, who lives in New York and works as a graphic designer, follows the tradition of independence from their parents and grandparents. "I'm nervous because I do not like being in front of the cameras. I'm crazy because it is all over," he said yesterday.
• Frontera was accompanied by her mother, Tanya Bosch, who came from Puerto Rico "on behalf of all Tania's friends, community and family. I'm here, "he said," to support my daughter in whatever their decision and everything that comes. " and political activists yesterday denounced the government and the FBI used the federal court as a political instrument to pursue the independence and obtain information about the movement. For them it is depriving the people summoned to testify, his right to remain silent, threatening them with jail if they do not cooperate. Ana Lopez, a spokesman for Hostos Grand Jury Resistance Campaig said: "We have a history in Puerto Rico with the FBI and what happens is a fishing expedition, as the Congressman José Serrano, to try to intimidate activists and to obtain information. "

Councilwoman Melissa Mark-Viverito mentioned as background called" Folders Act, "a campaign of illegal surveillance of independence that the FBI began in 1930 . He also recalled the "Gag Law" in 1950 and jailed for which anyone who is identified or sympathized with the independence movement.

In attendance were the historical independence as Julio Rosado, who spent three years in federal prison for failing to cooperate in investigations against the separatists.

"I read that in 1935 it had itself happened and I realized that this was beyond me, because it was a policy research. On this basis was that we refuse to cooperate because they wanted to become informants and elements the prosecutor to proceed against others, "he said.

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