Aleida Guevara asks that the CDR monitor MSMEs: "They entail security risks"

Aleida Guevara March, daughter of Che and spokesperson for the Castro regime, attacked Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in a recent interview with an Italian media, for which she requests greater vigilance on the part of the CDR, considering them a potential danger to the National security.

“MSMEs pose security risks because they can facilitate the entry of drugs or other illicit goods into the country: controls by the CDR (Committees for the Defense of the Revolution) must be intensified over what is happening in Cuba,” he stated. in statements to the Ilfattoquotidiano portal.

The well-known 63-year-old Castroite - who is a pediatrician by profession - argued that Although the initial purpose of MSMEs was correct, these activities are now creating problems.

“Although the initial objective was not wrong, that is, to import raw materials from abroad to produce goods in Cuba to resell them at cheap prices, these activities are creating problems because many times they directly import goods purchased in dollars, which converted to pesos cost too much for the Cuban people", he explained following a point of view previously expressed by Esteban Lazo.

Guevara March described MSMEs as “capitalist anarchy” that has increased inequalities, making many consumer goods inaccessible to the average Cuban. who lives on a very low salary, especially in the public sector.

In this sense, he urged the government to act immediately in the face of the growing inflation that affects the people in the midst of the economic crisis.

"It is a serious problem that the State must address and resolve now", he noted, and considered that the path lies first in seeking mechanisms to regulate prices and then in raising salaries.

It is not the first statement by Aleida Guevara March that has generated a stir.

In November of last year, Che Guevara's daughter offered herself as a soldier for the Palestinian cause and assured that she shoots "quite well" and that she is "militarily trained."

Previously, last January 2023, Che's second daughter, of Cuban-Argentine nationality, assured during an intervention in a city in India that the United States government is taking away Cuba's right to do business and blamed the US economic embargo of medicine and food shortages on the island.

In 2021, in an audio recording broadcast by the Argentine station Radio Rebelde AM 740, Guevara March described the Cubans who went out to protest on 11J as "unscrupulous people" and "of low character."

According to Che's daughter, the thousands of people who took to the streets in the historic protests were nothing more than thugs and ignorant people, "unscrupulous people paid by the United States," who dedicated themselves to stealing from state institutions.