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A young Cuban identified as Yasiel Reyes passed away in the municipality of Cabaiguán, Sancti Spíritus province, after being shot with a shotgun during an alleged family argument.
"They took his life with a shotgun," lamented close friends of the deceased in a post by user Arlet Hernández on the Facebook profile Revolico Cabaiguán.
According to reports shared on social media, the incident is said to have occurred following a conflict among family members over the ownership of land and money.
There is no official confirmation of the reasons behind this crime, but users close to the family claim that the suspected perpetrator of the murder would be an uncle of the victim.
People who knew Yasiel described him as a good father, a good son, and a beloved neighbor. This incident has caused great shock among the residents of the area.
So far, the authorities have not provided an official statement or details regarding the detention of the alleged aggressor.
Armed violence, even in a context of prohibiting firearms for civilians, continues to claim lives in various parts of Cuba and is raising concerns among the population.
“There’s no longer discussion in Cuba, there’s killing,” lamented an internet user, reflecting the sentiment of many citizens regarding the increase in violent incidents in recent months.
Frequently Asked Questions About Violence in Cuba
What was the reason for the murder in Cabaiguán?
The murder in Cabaiguán, where a young man identified as Yasiel was shot with a shotgun, occurred during a family argument. Reports suggest that the conflict was related to land ownership, although there is no official confirmation of the specific reasons behind the crime.
What is the situation of armed violence in Cuba?
Despite the ban on firearms for civilians, armed violence remains a concerning issue in Cuba. Violent incidents, such as the one in Cabaiguán, reflect an increase in violence on the island, raising concerns among citizens.
What other recent tragedies have occurred in Cuba?
Recently, several cases of violence have been reported in Cuba, such as the murder of a young man in Báguanos with a machete, a crime of passion in Ciego de Ávila, and a violent fight in Santiago de Cuba. These incidents reflect a troubling spiral of violence in the country.
How do Cubans perceive the current violence in their country?
Many Cubans express concern and indignation over the increase in violence. The general perception is one of rising insecurity and a lack of effective response from the authorities, leaving communities in a state of vulnerability and helplessness.
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