A Cuban mother denounced this Saturday the shortage of drinking water in the Villa Clara municipality of Caibarién and claimed that the regime is killing them of thirst.
"I can't take it anymore," emphasized the woman in a Facebook live where she recounted that she ran after a water truck that was supplying some neighbors behind her house; but the worker controlling the truck denied her a bit of water.
Outraged, the affected individual said she was tired of the situation and called on the residents of Caibarién not to endure any longer.
" gentlemen, don't hold on any longer. This town can't take it anymore. The people of Caibarién have not had a drop of water for 10 days, they are killing us from thirst and we've gone up to 8 hours without power," she said.
"I am stubborn, I can’t take it anymore, I’ve been days without water and instead of serving the people, all they do is make life hell for the people. How many mothers have just given birth without water to wash the diapers, how many mothers can’t cook because there is no water," the woman reflected.
Several regions of Cuba are experiencing a serious water supply crisis. This week, authorities in Havana reported that there is no water supply in the Cuban capital due to a shortage of pumping equipment and instability in the electricity supply, while the Cuban regime continues its multimillion-dollar investments in the tourism sector.
Residents of El Vedado reported on August 18 the water shortage they have been experiencing for several days and blame the state company Aguas de La Habana for the complex situation in the capital.
In social media messages, some people warn the government that there may be consequences if they do not resolve this crisis because Cubans "are not weevils."
There have also been testimonies from residents in Isla de la Juventud, who have not had running water for almost a week.
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