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Saved from death row, Florida Catholic works to save more prisoners

Convicted of murder in 1997 and sentenced to death, Joaquín José Martínez — a Catholic — was exonerated in 2001. Since then he has spent years advocating against the death penalty in Florida and elsewhere.

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Catholic Condemned to Death and Innocent Struggle to Abolish Capital Punishment in Florida

Joaquín José Martínez, a Catholic sentenced to death in 1997 and innocent in 2001, dedicates his life to fighting for the abolition of the death penalty in Florida and the United States.

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