The Cuban government takes its ‘history’ to walk the torch

On the night of January 27, the Cuban government brought together a total of 371 years of life in a very small space by placing four of its “historical” very close together: Ramiro Valdes Menendez (91 years), Raul Castro Rose (92), Jose Ramon Machado Ventura (93) and Guillermo Garcia Frias (95) During a political event before a torch march in tribute to the 171st anniversary of the birth of José Martí.

The singular scene has not gone unnoticed by hundreds of Internet users who agree This image is the perfect symbol of the decadence of a failed regime, anchored in its non-engagers.

“The Cuban regime dusts off the mummies tonight to show support for the dictatorship led by Miguel Díaz-Canel, who appears wearing a kufiya as a sign of his support for Palestine and hatred of Israel and the United States,” the reporter reported. networks. Mario J. Panton.

“The collapse of the Cuban regime in one video… They took the dinosaurs out of their caves and Guillermo García Frias doesn’t even know where they took them”.Noted activist Magdalene Castro.

Edmundo Dantes Jr He particularly noted García Frias’ lost sight, which many Internet users agreed to attribute to him being blind.

“The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. They have helmets and bad ideas left”; “There is very little left for the small group of dinosaurs that have not yet gone extinct”; “To remove the decrepit people from the trunk of memories, but they already have a breath left in that dictatorship”; “Our dead raise their hands… When… will these old people go?” There were other comments on the network.

“That outfit Miguel is the best, hahahaha, and the mummies are already there when visiting Stone… hopefully”Another internet user said, noting Diaz-Canel’s unique headdress in tribute to the Palestinian people.

Thousands of young Cubans, led by the ruler and Castro’s youngest, took part in the traditional march, which began after 8:00 p.m. from the steps of the University of Havana, amid Cuban flags and slogans. The delegation walked only one kilometer to Forge Martiana.

Throughout the day, various tributes to Martí were held, including a march by children from various Cuban cities across the country.