President Biden Warns || Cuban Government Refrains From Cracking Down on Protesters

Cuban Government Refrains From Cracking Down On Protesters President Biden Warns:

US President Joe Biden has backed anti-government protests in Cuba and warned the Cuban government to refrain from using force against protesters.

In Cuba, large numbers of people are taking part in anti-government protests.

Speaking at the White House on Monday on the sidelines of a meeting on gun control in the United States, Biden said: "The Cuban people are demanding independence from the oppressive government and we have been holding such demonstrations in Cuba for a long time. Later or probably never seen. "

The president also denied Cuba's claim that the United States was responsible for inciting unrest.

President Biden Rose attends a meeting in the Welter Room (Reuters)

US Secretary of State Anthony Blanken also told reporters at the State Department after President Biden's statement that it would be a "grave mistake" for the Cuban government to block protests in dozens of cities and towns. Describe as a result of an action.

Shortly before Monday's statement, Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez Parilla accused US-funded missionaries of fomenting unrest.

According to him, there is no anti-government movement in Cuba, but what was seen yesterday was chaos and the reason was the 'communications operation' that has been going on for some time and in which tens of millions People are dedicated.

A day earlier, Cuban President Miguel Diaz Canal, standing with his cabinet in a nationally televised address, said the cause of the social unrest was a strategy of economic repression by the United States.

The Cuban president has called on so-called "revolutionary" citizens inside the country to respond to anti-government protests.

 

Why the protests in Cuba?

Police guard Havana capital building (Associated Press)

In the protest demonstration in Cuba's capital Hanna, protesters were slogans based on the demands of freedom and unity that the police arrested some people by dispatching the protesters.

The demonstrators were protesting against the problems caused by the Karuna epidemic in the country, shortage of food and medicine and power outages.

Cuba has had a communist regime since 1959, when former President Fidel Castro took office.

Republican leader Ted Cruz, a member of the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee from Texas, says the Cuban government has persecuted many generations and denied them freedom, forcing many families to flee the country. Killed or killed And in the coming days, the scope of violence is going to expand to suppress the brave protesters.

Another Republican leader, Marco Rubio, criticized President Joe Biden, saying he had taken a full day to recognize the protesters.

Republican Senator Lenzie Graham said in a Twitter message, "President Biden, you need freedom in Cuba now."

House Speaker Democrat Nancy Pelosi also reiterated her support for the Cuban protesters in a tweet.

"The Cuban people's demand for freedom and fundamental rights is taking to the streets peacefully and the demonstrators are showing great courage," he said.

The EU's top diplomat also backed the Cuban people's right to protest in a statement on Monday, urging the Cuban government to listen to the protesters' concerns.

"This is a demonstration of a level of dissatisfaction that has not been seen since 1994," Joseph Borrell told a news conference in Brussels.

 

Protests In The United States Against Communism And In Favor Of Cuban Protesters:

Meanwhile, Cuban-Americans gathered outside Little Havana in Miami on Monday to show their support for the ongoing protests in Cuba.

On Sunday, about 5,000 people demonstrated in front of the Versailles restaurant. This place is also famous for the influx of Cubans. Protesters waved Cuban and American flags and chanted slogans calling for an end to communism in Cuba.

Protesters also gathered outside the Cuban embassy in Washington, D.C., on Sunday