Cuquita la Mora “collects” and “throws away” Díaz-Canel and Humberto López

The Cuban comedian Aleanis Jáuregui, better known as Cuqui La Mora, "collects" and "throws away" the ruler Miguel Diaz-Canel and the official spokesperson Humberto Lopez simulating that they are tracking insects, in video montages.

In one clip published this Tuesday on her Instagram profile, which takes place in the patio of the comedian's house, Humberto. He tries to discredit the peaceful protests and Cuqui, who is sweeping, drags him with the broom to his dustpan and throws him away.

Immediately afterwards, in the staging, he proceeds to clean the place where the “bug” was several times: throw bleach, rinse, pour detergent, scrub and pour water on it.

The videos have gone viral on social networks and have been widely commented on by artists, singers and Cubans, in general. Some believed that with Humberto's "cleaning" he could have used acid, degreaser and much more to remove the dirt left by the government spokesperson.

Cuqui resorts to the same strategy of the regime, which calls those who oppose him "worms", and treats those who oppress and lie to the people as lowly species.

In another montage published in Instagram, last Wednesday, Díaz-Canel is arguing that blackouts are not exclusive to Cuba when Cuqui La Mora sneaks up on him - like someone trying to catch an insect or other animal by surprise - and locks it in a plastic bag to throw it away. to the trash.

“Ahhh, oh, Miguel!” the ruler shouted as Cuqui carried him away trapped in the bag.

With the montages, the comedian ridicules the worn-out official discourse that seeks to distort the reality that Cubans live by creating a convenient version for the Cuban regime.

Many times Jáuregui has spoken out against the Cuban ruler and the trite excuses for the blockade that they use to justify the crisis in which they have plunged the Cuban people.

Cuqui He arrived in the United States three years ago., a place where, in his opinion, he has learned a lot and experienced freedom.

Recently, the actress starred in the play SOS Cuba, written and directed by Juan Carlos Cremata Malberti; a plot about a woman named Cuba who traces the history of the island from the arrival of Christopher Columbus to the massive protests of July 11, 2021, from a hospital stretcher.