San Jose, 14 may (EFE) .- Blanca Gonzalez, Mother of periodistacubano Normando Hernandez, jailed since 2003 in Cuba, Hoyle requested mediation of the president of Costa Rica, Óscar Arias for your child laliberacion.

The woman said today in an interview with Efe Ariasinterceda you want for your child to the Cuban government, as San Jose and Havana restored diplomatic relations in March.

Gonzalez said that the Costa Rican serahecha request by Deputy Jose Manuel Echandi of minoritarioPartido National Union, who has called repeatedly for the release of Cuban alregimen informant.

The woman is in Costa Rica as part of a group of Cubans who participated dedisidentes today at a forum on democracy and rights humans on the island.

This would make Legislativacostarricense yesterday in the Assembly, but most members did not approve the use of delSalon Benemerito de la Patria, near the Whole Main eledificio in Congress.

The directory legislature gave permission for laactividad do in a chapel located in a building side of the Assembly Law.

This decision caused the anger of Cuban exiles and deldiputado Echandi, diputadosoficialistas who felt that, given the new relations between Costa Rica and Cuba, tried to lower profile of the activity which sellevo finally out today in a hotel in the capital.

journalist Normando Hernandez is in prison on the island from Costa 2003toNovember Rica in 2007 gave him a humanitarian visa due to his ill health, caused by tuberculosis.

According to the mother of the community, the authorities said they do not cubanasle interest that the defendant has received humanitarian unavisa.

Hernandez, 38, is being held in the Kilo 7 Prison, located 570 kilometers from Havana convicted of acts Anti-independence and integrity of the State during the juiciossumarisimos held against 75 dissidents in April 2003, known as the Black Spring .

Echandi He has made several arrangements for laliberacion of the journalist, but not has been successful.

These include a complaint against Cuba AltoComisionado before the United Nations for Human Rights, in Geneva consede, presented last year. EFE