The three-time Olympic champion Félix Savón has been released on parole after six years in prison. The news of Savón's release, who was accused of a sexual offense against a minor, was revealed after his sentence was never previously communicated to the public.
During his time in prison, Félix Savón served a six-year sentence for the crime he was charged with. Now, after obtaining parole, Savón will be able to resume his life outside of prison.
Upon his release, Félix Savón expressed his gratitude for regaining his freedom and assured that he would seek to rebuild his life positively. His statements have generated various reactions in public opinion, with some showing support and others expressing outrage at his release.
"I am grateful for this opportunity to return to society and to show that I have paid for my mistakes. I want to focus on rebuilding my life and making amends for my past," Savón said in a statement after being released.
The news of Félix Savón's release has generated controversy in public opinion, as many were unaware of the nature of the crime for which he was convicted and are now debating his return to society.
