The brutal video that shows how the Cuban dictatorship ambushes, detains and fiercely beats an unarmed protester

The manhunt launched by the cuban dictatorship against those who raised their voices against the regime has been going on since Sunday, when tens of thousands of Cubans took to the streets, weary of the delicate humanitarian situation suffered by the inhabitants of the island. The repression ordered by the head of state Miguel Diaz Canel aims to sweep the streets of protesters and prevent protests from escalating. In addition to raids, Havana He also ordered the shutdown of the Internet to silence and block access to social networks to prevent calls and let the world know what’s going on in Cuba.

However, on Tuesday, the reporter Yusnaby perez -one of the most active defenders of individual freedoms and human rights in this country- posted a video showing the brutality with which the dictatorship ambushed an unarmed person on the roof of a building and knocked them out between different security guards.

The brutality of the recording leaves no doubt as to how the security forces of Diaz-Canel before the silence of some countries in the world who say they will not interfere despite the human rights violations that are evident from minute to minute. “The Castro regime has activated its maximum crackdown on peaceful unarmed protesters. The world cannot be silent in the face of Cubans’ cries of freedom who want to be silenced“, he underlined Perez at Twitter.

Yesterday he San Isidro Movement, a group in favor of freedom of expression in Cuba, published a list of dozens of detained-missing persons after massive peaceful protests who were repressed by the Castro regime on Sunday. “We hold Miguel Diaz Canel and the political police responsible for the inappropriate repression against Cuban civil society,” the group wrote on Instagram.

the Movement, composed of dissident artists and intellectuals, specifies that the information was taken from the Facebook group DESAPARECIDOS #SOSCuba, and that the information is under development. Among those arrested or missing are the artist and former political prisoner Luis Manuel Otero Alcantara, one of the leaders of the Movement and who on sunday he had called on his supporters to go out on the promenade to join the protests taking place in various Cuban cities.

The arrests came after the biggest anti-government protest to have taken place on the island since the so-called “maleconazo”, when in August 1994, in the middle of the “special period”, hundreds of people took to the streets of Havana and did not leave until the arrival of the then Cuban leader, Fidel Castro .

The protest also mounted networks with the campaign #SOSCuba, published by artists like Daddy Yankee, Residente and Kany García to collect money, medical supplies, food and other supplies in Cuba, while the regime refuses to receive international aid. Cubans took the opportunity to criticize the regime for food shortages, poor conditions in hospitals and the crisis that has worsened with the pandemic.

Now through this very label, citizens denounce the arbitrary arrests and disappearances made by the regime.

Live arrest

Cuban dictatorship jailed influencer during interview with Spanish TV channel. Dina stars, who has more than 18,000 Twitter followers and describes herself as “a warrior”, was being interviewed when agents sent by Miguel Díaz-Canel’s regime arrived at her home.

“I hold the government accountable for anything that may happen to me. I have to go», Declared the young Cuban at one point of the report, to the surprise of the journalists. “Will they stop you?“Asked the Spanish pilot, realizing what was going on. “I don’t know, they told me to go with them», Dina has just answered.

“Are you going alone?” They asked her again from the TV channel and she replied: “No, well yes, my friends will go behind. I have to go”. Dialogue, which has already gone viral, shows critical moment Cuba is going through. Anyone who denounces the regime can be arrested or harassed. And it happened to Dina, who learned live that they were going to take her into custody.

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