Cuba Cuban rebels keep the pulse against the revolution
Protest They advance the civic march for change in Cuba to avoid the Government's military maneuvers
The government of
Miguel Díaz-Canel
has once again made a move, fearful of the repercussions reached so far by the convening of a day of national civic marches for November 20 in demand for changes for the country. Castroism has strictly prohibited its implementation and bases its decision on the fact that
the socialist system is "irrevocable"
, as dictated by article 4 of the new Constitution.
"The promoters and their public projections, as well as the links of some with subversive organizations or agencies financed by the US government, have the manifest intention of promoting a change in the political system in Cuba. The announced march (...)
constitutes a provocation as part of the regime change strategy for Cuba
, tested in other countries, "reads the government response, delivered to the sponsors of the protest in different parts of the country. A "provocation" of people without legitimacy, according to the government.
Previously, the Castro regime had already decreed
military exercises for the 18 and 19 of next month
, in addition to the celebration of the National Defense Day for the 20N, the first day chosen by the promoters of such a daring initiative.
At the head is the playwright
Yunior García Aguilera
and the
Archipelago group
, who were immediately joined by the
Council of the Democratic Transition (CTDC)
, made up of distinguished dissident organizations.
In a political chess move, the opponents advanced the date of the call at the national level to 15-N, the same day that Cuba
opens its borders to international tourism
after reducing the impact of the pandemic on the island.
In its statement, addressed to Yunior García himself, the revolution emphasizes that the Constitution had the support of 86.85% of the voters and the consequent "right to fight by all means against anyone who tries to overthrow the political order, established social and economic ".
Cuba is a single-party regime, the Communist, with
remote-controlled elections
in all its phases, including the final vote at the polls.
"Our next steps will be announced shortly," the Archipelago group instantly communicated on their social networks.
For days now, State Security has tightened its persecution against democratic activists, even
Daniela Rojo
, its moderator, was arrested in the last hours.
"The response in each municipality was exactly the same, a copy and paste of a pamphlet sent from above ... They did not even try to hide it," protested activist
Mag Jorge Castro
.
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