Early on Thursday, Rapper Rapper Cuba-America tweeted “message to the world” about Cuba.
“If you don’t understand what happens, then you need to wake up F # @ k up,” he said in a fiery 2-minute speech that has recorded thousands like in the morning.
So, what happened in Cuba? A ‘Life and Death’ ordered communists, who had ruled Cuba since 1959, creating the ‘Patria O Muerte’ slogan, which means ‘homeland or death’.
But on the streets of Cuban city, different crying is ringing now: ‘patria y vida’ – homeland and life.
This is a call to take back the country from the regime.
What is Cuba now – and no one denies this – is the struggle between the two camps.
But the details differ depending on where you get your news.
NPR Report: “Cuba suffers through the shortcomings of summer, from food and electricity to drugs.
Cuban-up Fith-Up Down to the streets in unprecedented protests.” The Washington Post also said the protest was “in between Display of the most significant differences of opinion since the Cuban Revolution in 1959.
” But went to Granma, the Communist Party newspaper, and the picture appeared flips.
“A group in foreign interests and annexationist, paid and directed by the US, is looking to provoke a social explosion,” said a report.
An image that is right is hard to come by because “the internet is controlled by the regime, and it seems that it has been cut or very limited,” said NPR Reporter Carrie Kahn.
Does the Cuban government at risk of being lowered? Nora Gmez Torres, who reported for Miami Herald and El Nuevo Herald, told the most likely NPR scenario is the control of government retaining.
However, “Cuba now see what they can do if quite a lot of protest.
So Jin gets out of the bottle.” Press all sideswhy is Cuba facing the turbulence now? Adam Taylor explained in the post that it had been hit by a perfect bad luck storm.
First, Covid shaves 11% of his GDP.
The arrival of foreign tourists fell 94%, turned off the main dollar source.
The Economy is compradally Venezuela collapses, extends the supply of subsidized oil and starts severe power shortages.
There are also old US economic embargoes – made worse under Donald Trump – blamed by Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel for the crisis.
For countries that import 70% of the food supply, the crunch dollar is quite bad.
To add it, Cuba dismantled a 30-year-old dual-currency system wrong at the wrong time, leading to the price spiral “that threatens the survival of people,” a long Twitter thread by the handle @Red_dilettante explained.
Cuba today shaken in deficiencies and prices soar.
As protesters’ Anthem ‘Patria Y Vida’ said, “At home Casserole no longer has food.” Musicians, writers and artists have also become a power behind protests, said Taylor.
The music video of Patria Y Vida, for example, has been watched 6.5 million times.
And then there is social media to strengthen the message.
Protester told the New York Times: “The only thing that gives us the courage to hit the streets seeing that other people also do it.”