Three Cubans robbed a warehouse in the Cienfuegos town of Aguada de Pasajeros, and took the errands for the basic food basket, reported an official profile.
The Facebook profile “Las Cosas de Fernanda”, linked to the Ministry of the Interior (Minint), explained that “unscrupulous thieves robbed the warehouse and took people’s errands, without concern that this was the livelihood of many families in a complex economic situation where there is almost no capacity to replace what is stolen”.
A man who was on duty and whom they identify as Juan warned the police that the store was being robbed by three citizens who forced a window of the bakery known as La Demajagua, located in the Libertad popular council, to enter the establishment.
The information is imprecise, but it indicates that in a second robbery, this time at the La Imperial winery, located in the same popular council, the police caught them red-handed but were only able to arrest one of them, while the other two went on the run. drain.
In the place they left a backpack with the means used to break the padlocks, the information indicates.
Warehouse robberies have become frequent in Cuba in a context marked by scarcity, inflation, hunger and the consequent increase in crime.
This week residents of Luyanó denounced that in the butcher shop on Santa Ana and Villanueva streets the eggs were stolen of the monthly fee.
Last October, a Havana grocer stole his consumers’ food, sold it, and then left the country. Ana Ivis Galán García, a resident of the Diez de Octubre municipality, said that this event occurred in the winery located on Destrampes street, between Freyre Andrade and Aranguren, in the Sevillano neighborhood.
She and her neighbors found out about the robbery and subsequent escape from the store owner, something that did not surprise her too much, because according to what she said, in that establishment they frequently steal or the clerks themselves sell the products to pay off their debts.
On June 7, the robbery in a warehouse in the Villaclareño municipality, Manicaragua. There the neighbors saw the distribution of the regulated products corresponding to the basic food basket for June interrupted after a robbery occurred.
Days before, the residents of the Dulcita winery, in Havana’s Vedado, woke up with the news that that weekend they had stolen all the rice that corresponds to the regulated quota for June and part of the sugar.
Likewise, in February, a fire allegedly provoked was reported in a winery in the municipality of Marianaoin Havana, to steal oil.
