Florida and its community alarmed by a new wave of mass protests in Cuba (due to shortages and hardships)
(By Molina, Maqueda, and Taylor) A multitude of Cubans took to the streets on Sunday in the province of Santiago de Cuba to protest against the lack of electricity and shortage of food, in a mobilization that has spread to other provinces of the country. These protests mark the largest expression of discontent since those that occurred in July 2021, which ended with hundreds of detainees, many of whom remain imprisoned today. Miami and the entire migrant community are well aware of the horrors of totalitarian regimes in America, and it pains them to see the complicity of international journalism and politics.
(By Molina, Maqueda, and Taylor) A multitude of Cubans took to the streets on Sunday in the province of Santiago de Cuba to protest against the lack of electricity and shortage of food, in a mobilization that has spread to other provinces of the country. These protests mark the largest expression of discontent since those that occurred in July 2021, which ended with hundreds of detainees, many of whom remain imprisoned today. Miami and the entire migrant community are well aware of the horrors of totalitarian regimes in America, and it pains them to see the complicity of international journalism and politics.