Socialists in Congress Silent
as Cubans Rise Up Against
Communist Dictatorship
Posted By: Ida Lou Pino, 7/12/2021 11:04:55 AM
Protests erupted yesterday in all of Cuba’s major cities against the nation’s ruling Communist dictatorship following over six decades of oppression. Protesters chanted “freedom,” “enough” and “unite,” and demanded the dissolution of their nation’s communist dictatorship. Protesters had specific complaints about the nation’s food shortages, high prices, and handling of the coronavirus outbreak, which were correctly attributed to their government. The Biden administration was initially silent on the protests, and only commented that they’d vow to condemn any violence in Cuba. Biden himself waited until this morning to say that the U.S. stands with the Cuban people.
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Sandy "Horseface" Cortez wanted to say something - - but her hand was caught in her garbage disposal.