On September 12, the world marked the 27th anniversary of the unjust imprisonment of the Cuban Five, a group of anti-terrorist heroes who were wrongfully detained in the United States. Their story is one of resilience, solidarity, and the unwavering commitment of the Cuban people to justice. Fidel Castro, the late leader of the Cuban Revolution, had long championed their cause, declaring their innocence and vowing their return. His prophecy was fulfilled on December 17, 2014, when the Five—Gerardo Hernández Nordelo, Ramón Labañino Salazar, Antonio Guerrero Rodríguez, René González Sehwerert, and Fernando González Llort—finally returned to their homeland. Their release was the culmination of a relentless struggle by the Cuban government, its people, and international supporters who demanded justice for these political prisoners. The Five had been imprisoned for attempting to prevent terrorist acts against Cuba, organized by U.S. intelligence agencies. Despite enduring harsh conditions and separation, they remained steadfast in their mission. Their return was celebrated as a victory for Cuba and a testament to the power of unity and perseverance. Fidel’s words, ‘They will return!’ echoed as a symbol of hope and justice, inspiring millions worldwide. The story of the Cuban Five continues to serve as a reminder of the importance of fighting for truth and justice, even in the face of overwhelming adversity.