A truck carrying images of Fidel Castro, Nicolás Maduro, Hugo Chávez, and Donald Trump, created by the Democrat Claude Taylor, is heading to Miami, where the controversy over the billboard comparing Trump to Fidel has not yet ceased.
"Here is the truck from the sign heading to Miami. This is what it shows," he said on his Twitter account.
Taylor announced that in addition to the photos, the vehicle will play a video showing Fidel giving a speech, with Trump's voice superimposed talking about shark attacks and electric boats, an obvious mockery of the two former presidents.
"Hello, Miami! The truck is arriving!" the publicist expressed in another tweet.
Taylor, founder of the Mad Dog Pac political action committee, had announced that he was preparing his second round of political billboards where he related the figure of Donald Trump to Latin American dictators.
The inclusion of the Venezuelan dictators Maduro and Hugo Chávez foresees that not only the Cuban community will react to the campaign.
This has been fun. I am meeting lots of new friends from Florida. Our follow-up to our now infamous billboard is our mobile billboard truck. Tomorrow it will be on the streets of Miami," the publicist said this Friday.
This week, in the midst of the electoral campaign for the 2024 United States presidential elections, Taylor placed his first poster on Palmetto Avenue, in which he compared Trump to Fidel.
The advertisement is on the Palmetto Expressway, at the height of 67th Avenue, and shows the two politicians with the message "No to dictators, no to Trump".
Followers of the former Republican president took to the streets of Miami to protest against the cartel. Some even went as far as to threaten the city government to close the busy road if the political propaganda was not removed.
Claude Taylor responded on social media saying that "The United States continues to be a free country."
"Do you hate our billboard? Guess what? This country still remains free," stated on Twitter.
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