Local Cuban restaurant owners participate in solidarity for their homeland

COLUMBIA - A pair of former Cuban citizens now living in Missouri took action to protest what they say are a basic lack of necessities. Showing signs at the corner of Providence and west Broadway, the Cuban native native is using her voice to raise awareness. 
The owners of Sagua La Grande Cuban Café, 114 S. 9th Street, made the decision to shut down their business to show their support over the recent protests in Cuba. It was not a day off for them, it was a way to bring awareness to the community. 
Katy Ugalde, her husband Greg Butler and some of their friends took to the streets at 5 p.m. Tuesday with signs and shouts of "free Cuba!" in both English and Spanish to bring awareness to the city. 

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