Cuba in danger of extinction

Cuba is in danger of extinction due to the absence of political plurality and economic independence and the anti-Cuban beat of late Castroism, aggravated by the 11J, to which only responded with sticks and bars and totally subordinating the civil bureaucracy to the military hordes, which do not stop creating problems for the government in the internal and external spheres.

A dwindling nation installed in creative resistance; without ideas, without electricity and lacking a democratic strategy that stops repression, poverty and emigration is in danger of becoming extinct in the face of the global wave of democracy and plurality. No matter how much Raúl Castro and his accomplices try to sell exceptionality, which is only subordination to Russia, China, Iran and whatever herald appears with a temporary alms.

The recent interview of President Miguel Díaz-Canel with television Al Mayadeen It will go down in history as one of the greatest examples of the solemn nonsense that presides over the pan con na' and connoisseurs of world geopolitics enjoyed the ballot with the string of nonsense in the second part. But nothing sensible should be expected from someone who promised sustainable socialism and ended up ordering the massacre of the people, and chatted with members of the subguara, whom Fidel Castro chewed, but did not swallow because he considered them not completely reliable.

Close the universities, even if temporarily and for energetic reasons, confirms that only ashes remain of the social work of the revolution; limping since the fall of the Soviet Union and subject to improvisations supported by the late-Castro composers, including agents of influence and worms, who will say that, in other parts of the world, there are teleclasses and that educational virtuality is an element reinforced since the global coronavirus pandemic. The difference is that Cuban students cannot always have breakfast before attending classes, that their homes lack electricity and a stable and cheap Internet connection, and that many live in overcrowded housing and must memorize false content about history and culture. policy to pass, although they can pass the grade with failed subjects, as also happens in Spain, under the social-communist government of Pedro Sánchez.

Governing implies making correct decisions in favor of the majorities and listening to them, but late Castroism lives installed in a parallel reality, which blames the economic disaster on the Ministers of Foreign Trade and Finance and Prices and supports the Minister of Economy, who accumulates one mistake after another - with that tragic sense that characterizes him, when he has to appear publicly -; or attempts to hold doctors and nurses responsible for Cuba's health disaster, alleging that Cubans' complaints are due more to subjective causes than to the collapse of hospitals, a total lack of supplies and medicines.

Someone may feel happy with a massage interview or smiling at a foreign boss, but it is a passing illusion because such simulations do not hide the serious crisis in Cuba, aggravated by the chronic deafness of the olive-green caste and masked by the repeated demands of many. citizens, including the 300 thousand exiled after the popular call of 11J. And using State Insecurity against Cubans who think and have an alternative to militant tinkering only aggravates the collapse of the nation, defenseless against the permanent attacks of the worst government in the last 60 years.

When entire generations endure a crushing discourse of supposed invincibility and live suffocated by material deficiencies, which condition morality, the nation collapses; although a small group of elected officials and their servants constantly scam, trying to maintain that imbecility is the only way to be a good Cuban.