This is how they live: Distanced from hardships—outside of them and with their own legality—live the high-ranking leaders and members of the ruling class in Cuba.
From a position of opulence, comfort, luxury, and ease, they proclaim their empty slogans and demand that the people live amid poverty and misery, suffocated by absurd laws, cumbersome bureaucratic procedures, rampant corruption, and a lack of everything.
The true owners of Cuba demand sobriety from the opulence and enjoyment of comforts reserved exclusively for the most ardent defenders of the regime. They are the prime examples of the double standard in Cuba and the genuine architects of the crisis and despair in which the Cuban people find themselves.
They and us
- Luis Flores
Memes targeting Sandro Castro flood in following his apology for the Mercedes-Benz video.
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This is Mariela Castro's mansion in the exclusive Miramar neighborhood in Cuba.
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Another Cuban communist caught: This is the mansion of the FAR minister Leopoldo Cintra Frías.
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Detained for corruption, the first vice president of the CIMEX corporation.
- Carlos Cabrera Pérez
The President of the Supreme Court of Cuba enjoys a mansion in Havana.
- Carlos Cabrera Pérez
First Lady promotes banquet amid food shortages in Cuba.
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Díaz-Canel enjoys an agricultural and culinary fair with his wife.
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In Cuba, there is no bread, but Díaz-Canel's wife is organizing a luxury gastronomic event.
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This is how Tony, Fidel Castro's model grandson, lives.
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The children of Fidel Castro
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Raúl Castro's grandson enjoys a concert by Yomil and El Dany at the Capri.
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The Luxurious Vacation of Antonio Castro in Greece and Turkey
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Paris Hilton and Naomi Campbell celebrating with Fidel Castro Díaz-Balart.
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