Blog du Comité crée pour soutenir l'artiste amérindien (Yaqui/Aztèque) Fernando Eros Caro, injustement emprisonné depuis des années.
Death row is not the most ideal place to spend the rest of your life. Years of waiting. Years of not knowing, when or if, the time will come when a large needle will be placed into your arm. The last thing you see is a blank ceiling, as you lay on your...
Lire la suiteVoici le dernier article que Fernando a écrit : If you want to understand people, listen to what they say. If you listen long enough, you will know what they value most. When you share life-changing moments, you touch other people profoundly. What we...
Lire la suiteLiving out in the countryside, with not much to do in the summer, I often ventured out into the fields and brushland. Usually along the rivers created by run-off water from irrigated fields. One warm, summer night, I decided to camp out near one of these...
Lire la suitePrison is one part of my life I thought I would never experience. Never gave a prison a second thought, let alone what kind of life exists inside. That is, until I was sent here to San Quentin! And, spending the last 30 years wondering what it would be...
Lire la suiteIn the State of California, San Quentin State Prison is where men, condemned to death, are sent and kept for their execution. An ex-warden, who woked here at San Quentin Prison, was a woman. She was warden during four of the executions that were carried...
Lire la suitePerhaps because of too many years on death row, I have been comfortable with seeing myself as a lost cause. It is so easy to ignore my problems, and the problems of the outside world, by simply withdrawing into my small prison cell and make up selfish...
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Voici une lettre bouleversante de Fernando qui date du mois de mai 2009. Fernando a accepté que je la publie. Nous vous la livrons dans sa version intégrale, non traduite. Nous la traduirons dès que possible :
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