reiwa castro, be made over by anyone. reiwa castro. the _ be made over by anyone.brother castro, the 90—year—old brother of the delta, attended the rally but left the president, miguel diaz—canel, to address the crowd. translation: , ., , the crowd. translation: , ., . translation: the enemy has once aaain one translation: the enemy has once again gone all— translation: the enemy has once again gone all out _ translation: the enemy has once again gone all out to _ translation: the enemy has once again gone all out to destroy - again gone all out to destroy the sacred unity and peace of the sacred unity and peace of the citizens. they are encouraging and glorifying the destruction of property. right now, what the world is seeing from cuba is a lie.— from cuba is a lie. this is what he _ from cuba is a lie. this is what he was _ from cuba is a lie. this is what he was referring - from cuba is a lie. this is what he was referring to, from cuba is a lie. this is - what he was referring to, last weekend, thousands of people rallied against the government in havana and o

reiwa castro, the 90—year—old brother of the delta, attended the rally but left the president, miguelunity and peace of the citizens. they are encouraging and glorifying disrespect and the destruction of property. right now, what the world is seeing from cuba is a lie. this is what he was referring to, last weekend, thousands of people rallied against the government in havana and other cities. they were calling for freedom, food and medicines as well as vaccines. the demonstrations were the biggest in decades, a rare show of dissent where in a country un— authorised public gatherings are illegal. more than 100 people were arrested and the government shut off internet access for days afterwards. mobile internet was only introduced in cuba two years ago and since then, independent and social media platforms have been a thorn in the government's side. translation: it is our duty to tell the other side - of the story, and it doesn't with the official version. what drives us is that people are reading our work and recognise it and are asking for information. in washington, crowds gathered