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US President Donald Trump vows to roll back his predecessor Barack Obama's deal re-opening trade ties with Havana, in favor of measures to support the Cuban people against what he called their "cruel and brutal" regime. SOUNDBITE
Donald Trump tells supporters in Vermont he'll undo President Obama's executive orders if elected, at a rally disrupted by protesters. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)
Miami, Aug 22 (EFE / EPA) .- Members of the Cuban community in Miami participated Sunday in the "Cuban freedom march" that was held in support of the thousands of Cubans who took to the streets of the island on July 11 to protest the lack of freedom and human rights, the government's response to the covid-19 pandemic, the shortage of medicines and basic products, as well as the deterioration of infrastructure in the country.Today's "Cuban freedom march" extended for about four kilometers and passed through places such as the Hermitage of Our Lady of Charity and the Domino Park in Little Havana.(Camera: CRISTOBAL HERRERA) SHOT LIST:THE MARCH FOR THE FREEDOM OF CUBA. IMAGES RECORDED IN THE HERMITAGE OF NUESTRA SEÑORA DE LA CARIDAD (MIN. 00:00 TO 03:11) AND IN THE DOMINO PARK OF SMALL HAVANA (MIN. 03:11 TO 04:34).SOUND BITES: RAMON RAUL SANCHEZ, LEADER OF THE DEMOCRACY MOVEMENT(IN SPANISH).TRANSLATIONS:Well, we come here to show solidarity with the Cuban people, young Cubans and their message in solidarity with the people of Cuba. To ask for human rights, to demand that the world set its eyes on our country where the young people who are fighting, the old, the whole world, are being massacred. And let that cursed scourge that has infested our homeland go away and that we want a great day, not too far from these same waters here behind the Shrine of Our Lady of Charity, go out in a great boat of brotherhood to Cuba and unite there to our national territory.
Madrid, Aug 4 (EFE).- At least 26 women in Cuba have been killed by their intimate partners so far in 2021, according to Red Femenina, an organization for the empowerment of Cuban women based in Spain. INTERVIEW WITH MARIA CRISTINA LABRADA.Translation:Women were the centre of relations, in neighbourhoods, in society, school doors... So we thought, why, don't we link, or get them in touch, try to get women in touch with each other, without considering their social circles, opposition or not, simply women, so that they can connect and talk and share their problems and solutions. We started one day, we called them and they kept coming and coming and coming until this heterogeneous group of women became homogeneous. It's difficult to bring down women who are brought together for an objective because of course it's politics, but it's an issue of humanity. Women suffer a lot in Cuba, they have to bear the emotional weight of the families, there's a lot of gender-based violence in Cuba which the government doesn't want to qualify as a crime. It's the only country in the Western hemisphere that doesn't qualify it as such. And, when women protest social situations, they become victims of institutional violence. They have very difficult lives.
Miami, Jul 31 (EFE/EPA).- Under the slogan "Down with the chains," thousands of people gathered Saturday in Miami to demand freedom for Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela and expressed solidarity with people they say are repressed for opposing the countries’ " dictatorships."Organized by Miami’s Mayor's Office, the event brought together Cubans, Venezuelans, Nicaraguans and other Latin Americans in Bayfront Park displaying slogans such as "SOS Cuba," "Homeland and life" and "Diaz Canel, surrender."The event was also attended by artists, politicians and leaders of exile organizations. (Camera: CRISTOBAL HERRERA). SHOT LIST: PEOPLE GATHERED TO DEMAND FREEDOM FOR CUBA, NICARAGUA AND VENEZUELA, IN MIAMI, FLORIDA, US.
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