Cuban government: We will not surrender the revolution

Cuba is the scene of demonstrations at a time of disaster attributable to the coronavirus epidemic.

Shouting “freedom” slogans and calling for Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel to resign, 1000’s of Cubans joined road protests from Havana to Santiago.

Demonstrators, largely younger folks, focused Diaz-Canel with protests in the protest held in San Antonio de los Banos, a city of fifty,000 folks southwest of Havana.

STORES LOOT

Whereas the anti-government demonstrations continued, retailers and shops had been looted and automobiles had been overturned in some areas.

In the pictures shared on social media, those that broke the home windows and entered the retailers left the space with the supplies they may purchase.

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“DEFEND THE REVOLUTION”

of demonstrators “Overthrow the dictator” Diaz-Canel’s response to their slogan was not delayed.

Addressing the public on tv, the chief of the nation accused the USA of being answerable for the disturbances and underlined that provocations would not be tolerated.

The Cuban President requested the folks to defend the revolution in the face of the largest protests lately in the nation. Supporters of the communist regime descended on the subject with images of Fidel Castro.

ELECTRICITY FAILURE, MEDICINE AND FOOD STRESS…

A Cuban resident named Claris Ramirez, “They’re protesting energy cuts. No medicine both.” stated.

In the Caribbean nation of Cuba, the individuals are voicing their calls for for the finish of energy cuts in addition to medication and meals shortages with protests.

“REASON FOR THE SHOWS”

President Diaz-Canel “As if the coronavirus epidemic did not exist wherever else in the world, the Cuban-American mafia led to those actions by giving cash to social media phenomena.” stated.

Miguel Diaz-Canel grew to become president of the nation in 2018 after Raul Castro, the brother of Fidel Castro, the chief of the Cuban Revolution.