Cuban exiles in Miami call on world leaders to end subsidy regime

miami – Members of Miami’s Cuban exile community gathered at the Casa del Preso political prisoners’ home to share their voices from Cuba.

Dr. Orlando Gutierrez Boronatto believes the world is witnessing a movement gaining momentum.

“Therefore, nonviolent change could occur in Cuba and a democratic government could emerge,” he said. “These demonstrations are larger in some areas than on July 11, 2021.”

The event also featured a new national anthem by Cuban rapper El Funky, a soundtrack calling for a national halt.

“We are calling for a national strike from housewives, workers, young people, citizens, our homes and our streets,” Voronat said.

Speakers also called on the Cuban police and military not to repress the Cuban people.

“We know that there have already been arrests, so in the last few hours at least a dozen young people have been arrested in Bayamo,” Voronat said.

They also called on world leaders in Europe and Canada to take action to end subsidy and repression of the regime, and encouraged local residents to participate in their “Freedom Walk” at 10 a.m. Sunday the 13th. ” a call to action to take part. Miami’s Boulevard starting from the Bay of Pigs Monument.

According to the CIA World Factbook, Cuba’s largest export partners are “China 38%, Spain 11%, Netherlands 5%, and Germany 5%”, and the largest import partner of communist countries is “Spain 19%”. , China 15%, Italy 6%, Canada 5%, Russia 5%, USA 5%, Brazil 5%.”