Suspend/hibernate is often a problem with Linux (the kernel), and when
it does/doesn't work seems to be hardware-specific. This is an issue in
Ubuntu as well. Trisquel's kernel is created by running a script[1]
which automatically removes the proprietary blobs from Ubuntu's kernel,
so if this kernel version is indeed causing your problem it is not
something that will get addressed on Trisquel's issue tracker. We need
to keep troubleshooting on your hardware.

There is some chance that the kernel is not the problem. To find out,
try suspending and hibernating from a terminal.

To suspend:

$ sudo pm-suspend

and to hibernate:

$ sudo pm-hibernate

See if either of those works and let us know.

[1] 
https://devel.trisquel.info/trisquel/package-helpers/blob/flidas/helpers/make-linux

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