A Cuban activist shared on his networks a strong message to the Castro regime, in which he denounces the lack of freedom, the increase in repression and the generalized shortages that hit the population.
Jorge Cervantes García, from Santiago de Cuba, affirmed that the government can open the doors to democracy once and for all, "so that everyone, not just that small group, can have what so much blood and sacrifice cost."
Cervantes, former political prisoner and member of the opposition Patriotic Union of Cuba (UNPACU), recalled that tyranny does not want the good of the people, and pointed out that the people already know it.
"And what do they have? Terror, the last weapon they have left. Terror, frightening people. They filled the country with prisons and are investing in repression instead of investing in food, in construction materials, in well-being...", he questioned.
The activist referred to Díaz-Canel's current tour of the municipalities, "a national farce" with which the president tries to give the image that the country is recovering and the people support him.
"But it is of no use to him, becausepeople who are forced to pretend in front of himAs soon as he leaves, they begin to say what they feel. Because they pretended to take care of a job, for a chicken thigh, but when the biggest fake leaves, the Cubans return to look at each other again...", he stressed.
Part of Cervantes' direct message was shared on the Twitter account of user Javi, but the complete transmission is available on his wall.Facebook.
This dissident, who spent 14 years in prison, has not stopped suffering harassment from the regime, with new arrests, threats andvandalism against him and his family.
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