Cuban pro-government police and supporters confronted hundreds of Cubans who marched for freedom just before Obama was scheduled to arrive at the island.
By H. Nelson Goodson
Hispanic News Network U.S.A.
March 20, 2016
Havana, Cuba - On Sunday, hundreds of Cubans marched for freedom and human rights, at least 50 were arrested by pro-government police and supporters just before U.S. President Barack H. Obama was scheduled to arrive in Cuba. Pro-freedom Cubans want freedom, to end communist regime government corruption, poverty, unemployment and to end false propaganda that the economic system in Cuban is not failing in the country.
The Cuban government attempted to censor protests from the mainstream media and foreign press. But social media has allowed a glimpse of the protests taking place in Cuba denouncing the Castro corrupt government. Cubans hope that Obama can eventually help liberate their country from the Castro communist rule.
Obama is the first President to travel to the island in 90 years and U.S. mail resumed deliveries to Cuba several days ago too.
During a press conference, a reporter from CNN asked Raúl Castro, the current President about political prisoners still held in Cuba. Castro responded which political prisoners? Show me or give me list of political prisoners still held in Cuba and before the day is over, they will be freed.
The Cuban American National Foundation released an updated list of political prisoners held in Cuba. 50 Cubans arrested on Sunday in La Havana were not included in the list. http://bit.ly/22A7aKw
During a press conference, a reporter from CNN asked Raúl Castro, the current President about political prisoners still held in Cuba. Castro responded which political prisoners? Show me or give me list of political prisoners still held in Cuba and before the day is over, they will be freed.
The Cuban American National Foundation released an updated list of political prisoners held in Cuba. 50 Cubans arrested on Sunday in La Havana were not included in the list. http://bit.ly/22A7aKw
La policía y patriotas del gobierno cubano comunista enfrentaron cientos de cubanos quienes manifestaron y marcharon para enviar un mensaje al mundo y a Obama que desean ser liberados del comunismo antes que llegará el presidente a la isla.
Por H. Nelson Goodson
Hispanic News Network U.S.A.
20 de marzo del 2016
La Havana, Cuba - El domingo, cientos de cubanos marcharon por la libertad y derechos humanos, al menos 50 fueron detenidos por la policía y partidarios del gobierno comunista antes que el presidente de EEUU Barack H. Obama estaba programado para llegar en Cuba. Pro-libertad cubanos exigen la libertad, para poner fin a la corrupción del gobierno comunista del régimen de los hermanos Castro, la pobreza, el desempleo y para poner fin a la propaganda falsa de que el sistema económico cubano no está fallando en el país.
El gobierno cubano intentó censurar las protestas a los medios de comunicación y prensa extranjera libre. Pero los medios sociales ha permitido una visión de las protestas que tienen lugar en Cuba denunciando al gobierno corrupto de los hermanos Castro. Los cubanos esperan que Obama finalmente puede ayudar a liberar a su país del régimen comunista de Castro.
Obama es el primer presidente de los EEUU de viajar a la isla en 90 años y el correo de EEUU reanudó los envíos a Cuba hace varios días también.
Durante una conferencia de prensa, un reportero de CNN de pregunta al mandatario Cubano, Raúl Castro sobre presos políticos todavía detenidos en Cuba. Castro le responde, cuales presos políticos, entregarme las lista de los presos políticos detenidos y antes que se haga noche saldrán libres.
Lista de presos políticos en Cuba. Manifestantes detenidos el domingo no aparece en la lista por La Fundación Nacional de Cubanos Americanos. http://bit.ly/22A7aKw
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