Amid shouts, bad words, and heated actions, a fight broke out over alleged infidelity between a mother-in-law and her son-in-law on a street in the municipality of San Luis, in Santiago de Cuba.
The incident occurred in the town of Cuatro Caminos, in that Santiago locality, and started between the mother-in-law and the son-in-law, later escalating to the daughter and the alleged mistress, who ended up physically fighting.
"The mother-in-law saw that her son-in-law was near the house of the supposed mistress and they began to argue," wrote independent journalist Yosmany Mayeta Labrada on his Facebook profile after sharing the video sent by one of his collaborators.
Then, in the clip, you can see how the daughter and the supposed mistress were fighting, while neighbors were trying to separate them, while the man at the center of the dispute watched without doing anything.
The incident is part of the wave of violence occurring in the country, where family matters become public domains and are amplified by the phenomenon of social media that place them at the center of popular debate.
In Santiago de Cuba, there have been several reports of incidents of violence of this kind. In April, a street fight that occurred on the famous Trocha street left one person seriously injured, who had to be taken to a hospital.
Concern among the residents of that city was also generated by a violent fight among young people on Colón street.
A video showed about 12 people involved in the confrontation, some with sticks in their hands and others throwing stones.
Recently, a worker at a market in Santiago de Cuba did not hesitate to intimidate a customer with a bat who complained that he was being given less sugar than he was entitled to.
In each of these events, the residents of that province are calling on the authorities to effectively combat the increasing violence that exists in the territory, which has even cost many lives.
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