Alexander Otaola reacts to the lawsuit from Flor de Cuba: "I can be and sleep completely at ease."

Alexander Otaola responds to Flor de Cuba's defamation claim, dismissing its seriousness and accusing her of seeking free promotion. He trusts his legal team and asserts that he is at ease.


The Cuban communicator Alexander Otaola reacted on his show Cubans Around the World to the defamation lawsuit that the influencer Flor de Cuba filed against him in a Miami court. Otaola dismissed the legal action and stated that he has a team of lawyers handling any legal matters against him.

"I know that Flor de Cuba is out there saying that she is going to sue me. I have lawyers who handle all legal matters; I work with a legal department that covers everything.", the host stated, downplaying the complaint.

Otaola also accused Flor de Cuba of seeking free promotion at his expense and made it clear that he is not willing to give them visibility. "I will not echo any promotion from any lawyer who is desperately trying to get attention. For a business to advertise with me, they have to pay a ticket," he stated.

In his statement, the communicator joked about the possibility of the lawsuit succeeding and assured that he is not worried about the legal process. "When the lawsuit is filed, which I highly doubt, I will present it here. In the meantime, the only lawyers that will represent you are mine. They haven't lost a single case of all those who have represented me," he emphasized.

Flor de Cuba announced her lawsuit in a video alongside her lawyer, Karel Suárez, stating that Otaola has harmed her reputation for years with unfounded accusations. According to the influencer, the communicator has falsely labeled her as a state security agent of the Cuban government, being involved in prostitution and money laundering, and having hidden political interests.

Otaola stated that this legal action is part of a strategy to drain him and that it does not affect him in the slightest. "I knew the lawsuits were coming this year one after another because the intention is to wear me down, the intention is to try to distract me. I am calm; I have lawyers who work hard and a lot. Therefore, I can be and sleep completely peacefully," he concluded.

Here is the program of Alexander Otaola, where he discusses the lawsuit against Flor de Cuba at around 2:20:50

Frequently Asked Questions about Flor de Cuba's lawsuit against Alexander Otaola

Why did Flor de Cuba decide to sue Alexander Otaola?

Flor de Cuba decided to sue Alexander Otaola for defamation, claiming that he has harmed her reputation with unfounded accusations. These accusations include being an agent of the Cuban State Security, being involved in pimping and money laundering, and having hidden political interests.

How has Alexander Otaola reacted to the lawsuit from Flor de Cuba?

Alexander Otaola dismissed the lawsuit filed by Flor de Cuba, stating that he has a strong team of lawyers handling his legal matters. Otaola assured that he can sleep soundly and accused Flor de Cuba of seeking free publicity at his expense.

What evidence did Flor de Cuba present in its lawsuit against Otaola?

Flor de Cuba presented several videos from Otaola's programs as evidence, in which he is defamed with serious accusations. These pieces of evidence are a fundamental part of his case, according to his lawyer, to demonstrate the negative impact on his personal and professional life.

What is the background of the confrontations between Flor de Cuba and Alexander Otaola?

The clashes between Flor de Cuba and Alexander Otaola have intensified since the influencer began residing in the United States. Otaola has questioned her immigration status and linked her to controversial figures, while Flor de Cuba has rejected these accusations and defends her independence.

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Izabela Pecherska

Editor at CiberCuba. Graduated in Journalism from the Rey Juan Carlos University of Madrid, Spain. Editor at El Mundo and PlayGround.

Izabela Pecherska

Editor at CiberCuba. Graduated in Journalism from the Rey Juan Carlos University of Madrid, Spain. Editor at El Mundo and PlayGround.