CAROL LIN, CNN ANCHOR: Now on the island of Vieques, correspondent Juan Carlos Lopez, from our sister network CNN Espanol, joins us by telephone with an update on the situation there. Juan Carlos, first, can you tell us the status of the U.S. Navy ships seen yesterday?</s>JUAN CARLOS LOPEZ, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, they -- according to people here on the island, the boats left in the afternoon -- the Navy ships, the Baton, and the Nashville. But we have seen Coast Guard cutters near the island this morning. Now, everything is calm, but there is a lot of tension. People are very worried about what can happen and are saying that they want -- it's been 60 years, and that is enough. But it's not going to be an easy task to get these protesters out. There are 14 different camps spread out throughout the island, and most of them say that whenever they get arrested, they'll just send more people out.</s>LIN: Well, the protesters were making counter threats yesterday. What are they telling you today?</s>LOPEZ: Well, we walked around Vieques today and spoke with people. They were driving around their cars with Puerto Rican flags. And they're in a very calm mood. As I was telling you, it's very tense. People are waiting for anything to happen at any moment. And, obviously, this is a small island, so any presence will be seen immediately. Basically, the biggest camp, where the 50 protesters are, is inside the bombing range, and that is where it is expected for the federal agents to come and arrest those protesters. And then the perimeter would be cleared by military personnel coming on both the Navy ships.</s>LIN: All right. Well, if anything happens there today, we will be following that story thoroughly. Juan Carlos Lopez, thank you very much.
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