Breaking News Protests across Cuba against the Cuban Regime

[Greater Miami Shores]

Miami, Cuban American, Republican Representative María Elvira Salazar, has stated she will ask Democrat President Biden, to support the Cuban People against the Cuban regime. Certain Cuban American Leaders as well, are asking for a strong Embargo against the Cuban government regime. Cuban Americans are demonstrating in Miami in favor of Democracy and end to the Cuban government regime in Cuba. Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, has addressed the Cuban People to support the Cuban government. The Cuban Police and military are trying to put down the Protests.

No Poll IS Perfect,

Poll Statements Vote and Discuss?
01 - As long as the Committees for the Defense of the Revolution of Cuba, The CDRs exist in Cuba, there will not be any western style democratic change, with all its faults and merits.
02 - The USA should create a Naval Blockade of Cuba, nothing goes in, nothing goes out, until Cuban regime falls from within and without?
03 - The Cuban government Leaders Need to Resign Power and Leave Cuba for España La Madre Patria, or any Nations, this is the only Peaceful Solution for the Cuban People Possible in Cuba.
04 - If Nations Help Cuba economically, you are not helping the Cuban People Democratically, You are Helping the Cuban government leaders stay in Power.
05 - The Cuban government leaders will introduce economic reforms with the help of friendly nations, thereby helping the Cuban People.
06 - The Cuban government leaders will introduce western style political reforms with all its faults and merits, with the help of friendly nations, there by helping the Cuban People.
07 - If the Cuban government uses considerable force against Cuban Protestors, the EU and EU Nations, Should Enforce and International Embargo on Cuba, similar to the International Embargo on South Africa, Perhaps other nations to Discuss?
08 - The USA should create a strong Embargo against the Cuban government regime?
09 - The Cuban government leaders will never give UP Power Peacefully.
10- The USA should respect the Cuban government and do nothing?

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The OP: I give credit for these 3 links to Kowani. I think they are better than my links. Thank You Kowani for these 3 links. GMS Alberto.
thousands of people take to the streets in protest, largely sparked by the collapse of the healthcare system

President Miguel Diaz-Canel calls on "revolutionaries" to take to the streets, there are now counter-marches

the government is shutting down the internet across the island- internet traffic to/from Cuba dropped to zero at 20:05 UTC[/quote]

The Streets Belong to the Revolutionaries. Viva La Revolución;
https://www.facebook.com/crisolgranma/v ... 2726731817
Sorry is in Spanish Posted about 50 minutes ago, in the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Diplomatic Affairs it is a just a conversation, Called The Streets Belong to the Revolutionaries.

Link of Telemundo TV News. I will try to link other viedos.

https://www.cibercuba.com/

https://www.cibercuba.com/

[Washington Resistance Army]

Every regime change we've attempted in the past several decades has led to horrific amounts of death and suffering, leave Cuba entirely alone.

[Vassenor]

So apparently protesting pandemic restrictions means it's time for regime change?

[Saiwania]

I'm not convinced yet that this is anything real. The Cuban regime seems infinitely more stable than Gaddafi's Libyra. But if it can be verified that a revolt in Cuba has real momentum, I'd suggest it is time for the US to intervene in toppling the system Castro put into place. Only there probably shouldn't be any US ground forces involved. Instead this should be limited to sending money and other indirect help to Cuba's rebellion.

[Greater Miami Shores]

So apparently protesting pandemic restrictions means it's time for regime change?

Wrong, the Cuban Protesting are shouting Libertad, Libertad, Libertad. Patria Y VIda - Liberty Life and Homeland. I know you support Democracy in the USA, Latin Brazil and many Hispanic nations. Please support the Cuban People and western style Democracy with all its faults and merits in Cuba, like for my Family still in Cuba?

[Kowani]

...i'm going to have to cover yet another set of unrest aren't i

could we have peace for 5 months please

[Greater Miami Shores]

...i'm going to have to cover yet another set of unrest aren't i

could we have peace for 5 months please

Dude, I honestly don't understand your statement. Please explain it better? Please vote on the Poll?

[Exalted Inquellian State]

The US shouldn't intervene. Not only is it not America's job to stick it's nose in everyone's business, but if the protesters aren't able to overthrow the government on the Cuban government on their own, they're not strong enough to keep Cuba from going into either another dictatorship or economic recession. A UN intervention I don't support, but if it happens I wouldn't mind it.

[Arisyan]

Here's just a thought, maybe the reason Cuba is struggling so much is because the US has had the country under an embargo for...60 years? It's yet again, just a thought.

[Kowani]

thousands of people take to the streets in protest, largely sparked by the collapse of the healthcare system

President Miguel Diaz-Canel calls on "revolutionaries" to take to the streets, there are now counter-marches

the government is shutting down the internet across the island- internet traffic to/from Cuba dropped to zero at 20:05 UTC

[Saiwania]

The US shouldn't intervene. Not only is it not America's job to stick it's nose in everyone's business, but if the protesters aren't able to overthrow the government on the Cuban government on their own, they're not strong enough to keep Cuba from going into either another dictatorship or economic recession. A UN intervention I don't support, but if it happens I wouldn't mind it.

It sort of is though, because the US is a superpower and its just what powerful countries do; which is to throw their influence around to try to nudge the world order towards what it views as most favorable. I love the opportunities for the next conflict or regime change, so long as the US military doesn't need to occupy too long term or otherwise do any wastefully expensive nation building projects.

[Exalted Inquellian State]

The US shouldn't intervene. Not only is it not America's job to stick it's nose in everyone's business, but if the protesters aren't able to overthrow the government on the Cuban government on their own, they're not strong enough to keep Cuba from going into either another dictatorship or economic recession. A UN intervention I don't support, but if it happens I wouldn't mind it.

It sort of is though, because the US is a superpower and its just what powerful countries do; which is to throw their influence around to try to nudge the world order towards what it views as most favorable. I love the opportunities for the next conflict or regime change, so long as the US military doesn't need to occupy too long term or otherwise do any wastefully expensive nation building projects.

Well, too bad, because unless they represent more or less every nation, I don't like large entities bossing around the world.

[Kowani]

So far, affected provinces seem to be La Habana, Artemisa, Mayabeque, Matanzas, Cienfuegos and Santiago de Cuba

[Saiwania]

Well, too bad, because unless they represent more or less every nation, I don't like large entities bossing around the world.

The issue is that if the US doesn't intervene somewhere, some other great power will. Such as Russia or China. It is very much a case of the non-powerful countries needing to pick their poison. As much as Cuba contends, it is still geographically in the US' sphere of influence.

[Greater Miami Shores]

Here's just a thought, maybe the reason Cuba is struggling so much is because the US has had the country under an embargo for...60 years? It's yet again, just a thought.

To all Persons on NS Please post and vote on the Poll? The Cuban government regime, trades with all the nations of the world, even limited trade with the USA. receives international tourists $, from Canada, España La Madre Patria, Germany, Great Britain the UK, France, Italy, Russia, China, Japan, Brazil, the Hispanic Nations, the European Nations and many nations of the world. Receives family remittances $ and Care Packages, from Cuban Americans and Cubans all over the world. Including Toilet Paper, Toilet Paper. When Cuban Americans and Cubans all over the world, send their families and friends in Cuba, Family Remittances $, they have to deposit it in a Cuban government Bank, and the Cuban government gives their Families in Cuba, a credit card in the value $ of the worthless Cuban Pesos $, so they can Purchase goods in certain Cuban government stores, this is the way it works. Who do you guys think buy $ the cell phones Cubans are now allowed to own? The answer is Cuban Americans and Cubans all over the world. This is the way it works. Who do you guys think Pay $ the recharges of the cell phones in Cuba? The answer is, Cuban Americans and Cubans all over the world. Directly from the USA and other nations, or indirectly through Family Remittances $, This is the way it works in Cuba. In Cuba everything is considered another Triumph of the Revolution.

As the Cuban government leaders say, we are the continuity of the eternal revolution, this statement says it all and proves it all. As long as the Committees for the Defense of the Revolution exists in Cuba, there will never be any western style democratic change in Cuba, with all its faults and merits.

I am a native Cuban and American citizen. I still have Family in Cuba, and I follow Cuban news almost everyday.

[Risottia]

From a slightly less biased source than what's basically the Miami version of Nigel Farage's fanpage:
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-57799852

[Dexterra]

This is a thread Dwight Eisenhower and John F. Kennedy would have been super confused to read through

[Greater Miami Shores]

From a slightly less biased source than what's basically the Miami version of Nigel Farage's fanpage:
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-57799852

The OP, Dude, As I posted on my OP introduction Post, the Cubans protesting are shouting Libertad Lbertad Libertad, Patria Y Vida. Liberty Life and Homeland. The eternal Cuban government as it calls itself, has ordered The Black Berets special military forces to put down the protests of the Cuban People, shouting, Libertad Lbertad Libertad, Patria Y Vida. Liberty Life and Homeland. They have been reported in Spanish by Telemundo and other Spanish news stations. They have been reported in a few English news stations. I am trying to find better links to them.

To Risottia and all Persons on NS. As the OP, native Cuban and American citizen. I am very disappointed in the Poll results so far. 10 Persons have voted for the US government to do nothing and respect the Cuban government. 2 Persons including myself for a US Naval Blockade of Cuba, nothing goes in, nothing goes out until the Cuban government regime falls from within and without. I Person myself for a stronger Embargo against the Cuban government regime. But all of you and Rissotia have a democratic right to vote and post your different views. I strongly respect all Persons Democratic rights to think differently than I do on all issues, including on my native Cuba. While strongly disagreeing with them, on any issues I strongly disagree with them on. Thank you all for your votes, posts and views. The OP.

The Cuban Black Berets Special Military Forces:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfuE32R2-cA

https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/ ... 021-07-11/

The OP, I give credit for these links to Kowani. I think they are better than my links. Thank You Kowani for these links. GMS Alberto.
thousands of people take to the streets in protest, largely sparked by the collapse of the healthcare system

President Miguel Diaz-Canel calls on "revolutionaries" to take to the streets, there are now counter-marches

the government is shutting down the internet across the island- internet traffic to/from Cuba dropped to zero at 20:05 UTC[/quote]

[Bombadil]

Good luck from Hong Kong.. though frankly if a regime wants to stay in power they will..

[Elpis and Eris]

I don't mean to be rude but I can't make sense of the OP. Could you revise it and make it more legible?

[San Lumen]

Hopefully this leads to the end of the regime and to a free and democratic Cuba.

[Kowani]

reports that police have opened fire on protestors, cuban state security forces have detained at least one journalist, Maykel González Vivero

[San Lumen]

reports that police have opened fire on protestors, cuban state security forces have detained at least one journalist, Maykel González Vivero

Hopefully this only emboldens people and the regime is brought down.

[Punished UMN]

Hopefully the Party will endure.

[Kowani]

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Cane accuses at least some of the protestors of being indirectly paid agents of the US government



holy shit there's so much disinfo flying around this one, goddamn