Forbidden to Cubans! It's so that they explain to you in Varadero that you can not go jet-skiing

Cuba is like this little dance of a small step two years ago and the news that today is on the cover of hundreds of newspapers prove it.

A Cuban father who was on vacation in the Varadero resort with his son wanted to rent a jet ski to please his seven-year-old son, but when they arrived at the port where they were rented, they simply told him "an official ban". he prevents it. "

A wonderful botanical garden with a varied nature in Varadero

"On vacation in Varadero, my son Diego only asks me to go jet skiing, I, confident of power, I promise, we went to the rent place and we found the news that the service is forbidden to Cubans " said Reymel Delgado Rodríguez through his personal Facebook profile.

"When I complain, the boys, in very good condition, show me this document.My son, a little angry, asks me:" Dad, if (they point fingers foreign tourists) can, why not us? If it's very expensive and you can not afford it, I understand it " added Delgado.

"Me, heartbroken, I tell him:" This is not a money issue, we can pay that because they can pay, it's a law that do not allow it "(…) My son Diego He is seven years old, he said to me" I do not understand, it's not just daddy ", and I confronted him without arguments " he concluded

given by a decree-law that grants powers to nautical companies to make this type of decision. Ángel Alonso Cabrera, director of Náutica Marlín Varadero, sent a note to his workers in which he informed them that the renting of these aquatic facilities for national tourists was prohibited.

Delgado shared the picture of the direction in which Article 77 of Decree 281, 2007, appears on the management and business management system, "which establishes the power of decide what actions to take in the company that guarantee compliance with established legislation in the country ".

The absurd ban aims to prevent Cubans from escaping in any of these naval means abroad. The post provoked the reaction of several well-known Cuban artists such as the popular comedian Luis Silva, who plays the character of Pánfilo, commented in the post published by Delgado: "Of this same is a chapter of Living of the 39 history that we recorded four months and it is not practical to leave for now.You must let the opportunity to people to drive a catamaran or a motorboat, as do Canadians, Australians or Argentines, avoid flying the boat and fight it, as well as being alert, and this will be managed by those doing this work.Colonians abroad, who came with their children born in Outside, told them: kids can go up, you can not. "

The Cuban actor Luis Alberto García also commented: "In the new REGULATION (referring to the draft of the new Constitution) that they are preparing, we want it to be written Cubans living in Cuba have the right to ride skis on Cuban beaches because the sea is giant, blue, open and democratic.Although they see this as a guideline that we intend to draw. "

Raúl Castro's government eliminated ten years ago the current restrictions that prevented Cubans from staying in hotels in their country, renting a motorbike or a tourist vehicle, or simply spending a holiday in one of the hotels. " All Inclusive ". the tourist poles of the Caribbean nation. Then they were described as "absurd prohibitions" that the only thing they did was generate discomfort among the population. However, the "absurd prohibitions" do not seem to have disappeared.