when The regime is trying to calm Cuban discontent This sparked two consecutive nights of protests at NeuvitasCamagüey, with modifications Blackout schedule Provincial and popular festivals, Social media continues to reveal details of what happened at the protests.
A video was posted Twitter A user identifying himself as Leo Libertad shows the moment a truckload of Black Berets troops sent to quell the protests are forced to retreat from stones thrown by protesters.
#At the last minute 🚨🚨 I got pictures of that city #Cupcake #message #Kamague Troops and troops at the edge of the cobblestones yelling at a truckload of black berets to back off…this is how Cuba is done…this is the way #PCC is extremist #CubaPaLaCalle pic.twitter.com/ImJt073TH9
— 🇨🇺🇺🇸 Leo Freedom (@LLEontravelart) August 21, 2022
“#ULTIMAHORA #Pastelillo #Nuevitas #Camaguey I got pictures of the moment the people in black berets forcefully take a truck and back it up and leave. Video.
The city of Pastelillo also prevented the arrest of four protesters “with knives”.According to A Facebook post Adrian Martínez Gadís is an independent audiovisual producer and executive secretary of the Youth Ministry of Havana.
“In the afternoon they tried to take four young people from Pastelillo, the people avoided arresting the protesters and came out with knives,” says Martínez Gadís.
“They still maintain electricity in the city and the atmosphere is very tense. The residents of Pastelillo are armed as much as they can,” the young Catholic recounts.
And he has confirmed in his record Residents of Nuevas did not go out for street parties organized by the provincial government.They distributed “picadillo” and “undertook measures for it Children“.
precisely, Three Cuban women were beaten by police During the second consecutive night of protests in NuevitasAs stated in a Video Revealed by Cubans around the world.
According to the testimony of the 11- or 12-year-old girls, the three were walking with the father of one of them when “the police came out with a crowd” and beat them to arrest the man, presumably participating in the demonstrations.
“I was holding my dad, she was holding my dad, and then, They had to give us the police to take my father prisoner“One of the three says they hit her on the thigh, side and back. At another point in the video she shows the blows on her legs.
“They beat me so I beat them,” says another who was beaten in the legs and side by his account.
The name of the girl who grabbed the father and attacked her is Jerlin Torrent Echevarria. and will be 11 years old, according to a release Facebook By the beneficiary, Lucia Rodriguez, she condemns the disappearance of her brother José Armando Torrente, detained and beaten by the police, Who is the father of the minor?
“In Nuevas they condemn the disappearance of one of the detainees last night: he is my brother José Armando Torrente,” writes Lucia. “They beat him until he fainted, and he is in the police station in Neuvitas. They say he is not there, but he is very bad, disfigured by so many beatings,” he denounces.
“The name of the girl who was shot is Jerlin Torrende Echevarria, 11 years old, who lives at 38, Apartment 7, Micro 2, Nuevitas, Camaguey,” the post added.
“They say they sent him to Camaguey, that’s a lie, the people working there confirmed it with my sister-in-law inside, but he’s very badly injured, please help,” Rodríguez asked, offering a phone number to receive. Info: 51097934 .
Last Friday August 19 night, the The second consecutive great struggle against blackouts in Nuevitas.
Aired in various videos Facebook By user Lois Bones, protesters are now heard shouting familiar phrases “Hey, Cop Punch” and “Spoon on, Brick”, in the midst of darkness. Warning yelps are also heard in the presence of police dogs.
A demonstration was held A few hours after authorities arranged A “revolutionary act of reaffirmation“, the regime calls it Refusal proceedingsIn front of the government seat of the municipality of Camagüey, where the first demonstration was launched amid a prolonged blackout on Thursday night.
