In order to demand the liberation of the island and protest against alleged accomplices of the regime, A group of Cubans will demonstrate next Sunday at the Plaza de las Banderas at Miami International Airport.
The activist Marcel Valdes told to Alex Cuba Urban in an interview shared in the red social X that after a long time, they were authorized to hold a demonstration in that place, where allies of the Havana regime normally protest.
Valdés mentioned that the organization Bridges of Lovedirected by Cuban American Carlos Lazowill demonstrate at the airport on Sunday and that they will also attend.
He indicated that the call for 10:00 AM is led by United Exile Now (EUY), which brings together several opposition organizations.
The activist stressed that: “We will be there bringing the truth about Cuba, showing the world that there are political prisoners in Cuba and dismantling the circus of those accomplices of a murderous dictatorship.”
This is not the first time that this group has faced the project. Bridges of Love.
In April, Ramiro Collazoleader of the Cuban exile group called EUY, faced a subject named Carlos Manuel, known as Indio Taíno, who was reproached for his support of the Castro dictatorship.
The discussion took place in Homestead, during a May Day event organized by Cubans who sympathize with the regime.
“Cuban exiles from the group Exilio Unido Ya, activists and former political prisoners, who in turn call for an anti-communist demonstration on the last Sunday of every month, went to Homestead to tell these accomplices of the tyranny all the truths they deserve,” Valdés recounted in Facebook.
Last May, members of the group They confronted pro-Palestine protesters after noticing that they had placed a scarf in a bust of Jose Marti in Coral Gables, a city located in Miami-Dade County, Florida.
Ramiro Collazo y Joel Riveronwho They advocate democracy and freedom of the political prisoners On the island, they stopped the act of desecration together with Miguel Giménez, a local resident who joined in, outraged by what these accomplices of terrorism were doing, according to the user. Marcel Valdes in its X account.
