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Les États-Unis sont fortement contrariés depuis 60 ans par l exemple de la Révolution cubaine, a déclaré ce dimanche le Premier secrétaire du Parti communiste de Cuba et président de la République, Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez, dans une allocution spéciale au Palais de la Révolution pour donner au peuple des détails sur la dernière provocation orchestrée par des groupes contre-révolutionnaires.
Le chef de l État a commencé son discours par des salutations révolutionnaires à tout notre peuple, et a déclaré : « Malheureusement, nous devons interrompre nos journées de dimanche, que toutes nos familles prennent pour se reposer et se détendre, pour vous informer et partager avec vous un ensemble d éléments sur les événements qui se sont produits aujourd hui, qui ont à voir avec tout un niveau de provocation systématique et intensifiée orchestrée par la contre-révolution ces jours-ci. »
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Photo: President Miguel Díaz-Canel in San Antonio de los Baños. Credit Cubadebate.cu
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel spoke to the Cuban people today Sunday, July 11 at 4:00 p.m. Eastern, after going to the site of one of several protests that took place in Cuba today. This unprecedented series of events are the result of the growing difficulties the people are experiencing by the double blow created by the increasingly severe U.S. blockade and the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite being in control of infections for many months, cases have been growing in recent weeks and days. Because the Cuban government is necessarily prioritizing medicines and health care for thousands of COVID-positive patients, shortages are being experienced by the rest of the population. Electrical energy is scarce because of the blockade, and what little is available is being directed to facilities for COVID patients. As a result, blackouts are happening in parts o
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By Lorena Cantó
Havana, Jul 11 (EFE).- Thousands of Cubans took to the streets on Sunday to protest against the government in an unprecedented day that resulted in clashes and many arrests after President Miguel Díaz-Canel ordered his supporters to confront the demonstrators.
The protests, the largest in Cuba since August 1994, came as the country battles a serious economic and health crisis, with the pandemic out of control and a severe shortage of food, medicine and other essentials, in addition to long power outages.
Images of hundreds of people marching amid cries of “Down with the dictatorship” and “Homeland and life” through the streets of San Antonio de los Baños, in western Artemisa, lit a fuse on social media and began calls for protests throughout the country.
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