Seven Cuban mothers stood this Wednesday with their children in the municipal government of Marianao, in Havana, desperate for the extreme situation they face without housing, drinking water or food for their children.
"I can't take it anymore," said a young woman who arrived at the entity early in the morning and said that no one had yet come out to assist her.
Two other mothers, some of whom They appeared a few weeks ago at the residence of ruler Miguel Díaz-Canel Without obtaining answers to their complaints, they assured that they would stay at the government headquarters until they were given the keys to a house where they could live.
The women remain sitting in the doorway of the building with their children, many of them under two years old.
"My name is Lisbeth Ferrer Pango, I have been in the government of Marianao since the morning waiting for them to decide to serve us because I can't take it anymore, I'm tired, I don't have water, they haven't finished the construction of my house, today the 15th they had to deliver my house and they don't, it's always the same story," said one of the mothers.
"We are not going to leave here until they take care of us because I am not leaving here until they give me the key to a store," said another.
The protest was published on the profile of Facebook of the Cuban activist Diasniurka Salcedo Verdecia, who had to leave the island under threats from the Cuban regime, after she appeared at the Ministry of Public Health with several mothers to demand medical attention for children with serious illnesses that put their lives at risk.
Last month the mothers stood up in front of Díaz-Canel's residence in Havana and were not attended to either.
Then they were threatened with prison sentences for the State Security of the regime.
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