The influencers and Spanish engineer Rosa Martorell He stated on Twitter that after several months in the United States he concluded that “People are nicer than I thought”, but that the food in his country does not change it for anything.
From her account on the microblogging platform (@iamrousmary) the young woman said that she has been in the country for several months with a group of Cuban friends, and after visiting various places she has drawn three conclusions.
“1-People are nicer than I thought; 2-I don’t change Spanish food for anything, 3-Walmart is a circus,” he said. He also invited his followers to follow the game of conclusions.
In one of his publications, he said that he has discovered various corners of the country, where he has been able to appreciate the incredible “contrast between the European and American lifestyles.”
“The first thing that I have noticed in a few days is the freedom that one is capable of feeling in this country, compared to Spain. And that is something that I love,” said Martorell, to which a follower commented: “Spain as the rest of Europe is a super light dictatorship, in which the state without telling you draws a red line which you cannot cross when it comes to prosperity and entrepreneurship. I keep saying that Spain is only for going on vacation one week a year” .
Martorell also posted images of his 30th birthday celebrating in various Cuban restaurants in the US with his partner, a native of the island.
Last year the influencer visited Cuba as a tourist and finished denouncing misery of the population on the island, to which he said he would only return when he was free.
“It’s been two months since I visited Cuba. I would love to be able to return, but unfortunately, because of everything you have told me that could happen to me if I return, I will only enter the country again when Cuba is free,” he said then on his Instagram account.
In one of the videos of the Spanish woman, recorded at dawn in Trinidad, she witnessed how milk is distributed without any type of hygiene, in a place where an employee pours the liquid into a plastic tank from the pipe, using a dirty hose.
In the other video, recorded the next day, the 29-year-old girl and her friend Laura Méndez lived an almost surreal experience when several elderly people confronted them for spreading a line to buy standard bread.
