Cuban Activists Protest New Group of 'Slave Doctors' Sent to Mexico
Activists and health professionals criticize the communist Castro regime’s plans to send an additional 119 Cuban slave doctors to Mexico.
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Activists and health professionals criticize the communist Castro regime’s plans to send an additional 119 Cuban slave doctors to Mexico.
Several Cuban opponents are leery, afraid that this aid will never actually reach those most in need. 'Guarantees are needed so that the Cuban government does not benefit from it,' says journalist Boris González Arenas.
Three analysts offer DIARIO DE CUBA their viewpoints on the most recent demonstrations: 'People have learned to stop being mere populations, and are starting to be citizens'.
The Cuban Institute for Freedom of Expression and Press (ICLEP) recorded in July the highest monthly figure so far in 2022.
The island nation hasn't had a free election for more than 70 years. And yet, as millions take to the streets across the region, the Cuban regime keeps getting a pass.