Cuban denounces eviction of his grandmother in Granma

Mrs. Libia Sablon Aguilera, 83 years old, was deceived and lost her home. The PNR did not accept the complaint.

Libia Sablon Aguilera © Facebook/Revolico en La Habana
Libia Sablon AguileraPhoto © Facebook/Revolico in Havana

A Cuban reported the eviction of his octogenarian grandmother from her house in Bayamo, Granma, and condemned the complete inaction of the National Police (PNR), which did not agree to accept the complaint.

In the Facebook group Revolico in Havana, the user Ali Sami posted two posts hours apart, in which he details the situation that Mrs. Libia Sablon Aguilera is experiencing, who has a hip fracture at the age of 83.

Facebook post/Ali Sami

Sami explains that a police officer used his uniform along with two women who supposedly work in housing to create a false property of the address.

Due to the eviction, her grandmother suffered a cerebral ischemia.

Although without providing details on why he appeared in Santiago de Cuba, the young man made it known that the PNR of that province did not accept his complaint and "allows its officials and workers to engage in such vile acts."

"I have every right to report," she stated before adding: "There are no rights, there are no laws."

In May, a young Cuban couple, along with three sick children, reported living in precarious conditions without receiving help from the government, and representatives of the regime threatened to evict them from the home they occupy.

"In this country, they say they help mothers and children, but it's a lie. Here, no one receives help," said the mother last Monday in a video shared by the user Café con chícharos (@DiazVismar38292) on the social network X.

The father of the three children –at least two of them very small, according to what is seen in the post– indicated that they were sleeping on mattresses laid on the floor due to the critical situation they were facing.

Although neither the video nor the post provides details about the residence of this large family, such as the locality or address, it did highlight the precarious conditions in which they live, which particularly affect the children.

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