A Cuban mother identified on Facebook asCary Rodriguez She desperately asked for help for her seven young children, as she claims that she has no way to buy clothes for them.
In a publication, where he posts a beautiful photo of his family, he states that he is looking for any help because in the current context of excessive inflation that exists in Cuba, he cannot buy clothes and shoes for his children.
"Please these are my seven children, I am looking for any help you can give me, even if it is little but it would be good for me. I am a single mother and at the moment I am in Havana looking for some clothes for the 2-year-old baby that they gave me. The If you want and can, call me now or text me with your address and I'll go, please, I don't have a way to buy clothes for you, help me," he stated.
Rodríguez lives in Mayabeque and has the telephone number 55116531. Her case is that of thousands of Cuban mothers who face exorbitant prices for low-quality products.
As confirmedCyberCuba Recently, the prices of children's shoes in the establishments of private sellers in Pinar del Río and Havana do not go below 2,000 Cuban pesos.
Added to this is the rise in food prices and the monetary duality, which increases the price of the currency, in a country where the minimum wage is less than 3,000 Cuban pesos.
Last week, a Cuban woman launched strong criticism of President Miguel Díaz-Canel and stated that mothers in the country do not have a way to feed their children.
"Cuba is moving backwards and with the pain of thousands of mothers and children", expressed on Facebook the Internet user identified as Yoli Marley N. Rensoli, in a message addressed to the Cuban ruler.
He assured that the Havana regime hasthe mothers"on the verge of mental collapse because we have nothing to give our children" nor are they provided with the means to guarantee economic support.
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