From civic organizations to Latin American governments. Many were included in Oscar López’s first public thanks after his official release Wednesday as a political prisoner.

Below is the list of his thanks, expressed during the first press conference he offered at Escambrón Beach accompanied by his daughter Clarisa as well as political figures.

Pro Human Rights Committee of Puerto Rico

32 x Oscar

National Boricua Human Rights Network

33 in 33 x Oscar

Women of the Bridge, of Nueva York and Chicago

Political leaders of Puerto Rico and the diaspora

Religious leaders and their congregations in Puerto Rico and the diaspora

Pope Francis

Estela Barnes de Carlotto, of the Plaza de Mayo Grandmothers in Argentina

Worker Unions

Community organizations of Puerto Rico and the diaspora

Vietnam Veterans

The Venezuelan Government and all Venezuelans who defend the Bolivarian Revolution

Bolivia’s Government and people

Ecuador’s Government and people

José ‘Pepe’ Mujica

Government and citizens of Nicaragua

Cuba and the Cuban Institute of Friendship with Peoples

Rebel Radio and Havana Radio

The Five Cuban Heroes: Fernando González Llort, Antonio Guerrero, René González, Gerardo Hernández and Ramón Labañino

Presidents Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama

He mentioned special gratitude for:

To artists, and especially to youth and children, because they are the ones who hold the future of our country in their hands.