Yunior Morales

Cuban presenter Yunior Morales celebrates in Miami the purchase of his first new car after emigrating from the island

Yunior Morales celebrates his residency in the U.S.: "Grateful, happy, excited..."

Announcer Yunior Morales reveals that the Cuban government has banned his recordings from the media

Yunior Morales shows shopping at a supermarket in the U.S.: "This is freedom."

Yunior Morales calls for freedom for Cuba in front of Fidel Castro at the wax museum in New York

Yunior Morales responds like this to the ciberclaria who calls him a bird

Yunior Morales from the U.S.: "It's not my birthday, I was reborn."

Broadcaster Yunior Morales manages to enter the United States: "With all the benefits"

Announcer Yunior Morales from Mexico: "Tapachula is full of Cubans."

Yunior Morales responds to attacks from Cuba: "That filthy revolution banned my live work."

Erdwin Fernández criticizes the Santa María Music Fest: "And what about Mr. Blockade?"

Yunior Morales: "I wish that people become aware of their power and exterminate them forever."

Emotional farewell from broadcaster Yunior Morales at his mother's grave: "Always accompany me."

Announcer Yunior Morales in a supermarket outside of Cuba: "Oh my God!"

Announcer Yunior Morales to the Cuban people: "Defend your dignity and free yourself."

Announcer Yunior Morales leaves Cuba

Presenter Yunior Morales on Con Filo: "A large part of the people can't stand it."

Announcer Yunior Morales denounces threats: "I will defend myself, I am not afraid."

Host Yunior Morales offers his home to censored artists

Cuban announcer calls the CIA to report an escape route in Havana

Announcer Yunior Morales mourns the death of his mother: "They let her die."

Announcer Yunior Morales responds to jail threats: “I am not afraid.”

They threaten broadcaster Yunior Morales with charges of contempt

Support for El Niño and La Verdad following censorship in Cuba: "Alaroye and well"

Announcer Yunior Morales proud of protests in Los Palacios: "A right that no Penal Code can silence"

Announcer Yunior Morales responds to criticism over his visit to Tropicana: There are hatreds on this side and hatreds on that side

Oscar Casanella to Pablo Milanés: "The PCC doesn't want cries for freedom to be repeated at your concert."

Filmmaker Carlos Lechuga to Pablo Milanés: "This foolishness they have created will not tarnish your pure soul."

Presenter Yunior Morales sends a message to Pablo Milanés: "Cancel the concert if it can't be for the people."

Yunior Morales on Amelia Calzadilla: They can fabricate charges to imprison her

Yunior Morales to the government following collapses in Havana: "I hold you responsible if anything happens in my house."

Announcer Yunior Morales: "It is more elegant to walk with a flower than to engage in acts of repudiation."

"Stay hydrated": The announcer Yunior Morales jokes from a store in Cuba where there is only water

José Daniel Ferrer denounces an act of repudiation against the UNPACU headquarters

Broadcaster Yunior Morales: The Cuban people deserve to live in freedom

Yunior Morales criticizes acts of repudiation in Cuba: "Do they think that with repression and vandalism they are setting a good example?"

Participation in political programs is prohibited for the Cuban broadcaster Yunior Morales after criticizing the government

Cuban broadcaster Yunior Morales: "The media must be credible and reflect their people."

Yunior Morales to the Cubans: "Don't you feel anger seeing that your life and that of your loved ones are slipping away?"

Broadcaster Yunior Morales to Cubans: "It's not enough to complain on social media."

Cuban broadcaster Yunior Morales: "Fragmenting a country that suffers will not help it grow."

Broadcaster Yunior Morales from the demonstration in front of the Ministry of Culture: "No to punishment, no to reprisals."

Cuban presenter Yunior Morales denounces reprisals for his criticisms of the Government: "Take everything away from me."

Cuban announcer reacts to the controversy over dollar stores: "Those who support this are miserable."

ICRT Announcer to the Government of Cuba: "They don't work, we don't need them!"