HAVANA TIMES, March 29 – Cuban-Americana singer Gloria Estefan headed a march this past Friday in Miami in support of the Cuban dissident group known as the Ladies in White.
Among the participants in this event were Luis Posada Carriles, who the Venezuelan justice system has accused of masterminding the mid-air bombing of a Cuban commercial aircraft in 1976.
Likewise, actor Andy Garcia headed a protest on Sunday in Los Angeles with the same objective.
Garcia and the Estefans are known for their talent as artists, but also for their political affiliation with the American right wing.
Havana Times invites its readers to reflect on this issue:
What has compelled these artists to lead demonstrations against the Cuban government?
Are they defending the interests of Cubans who live on the island?
Will these marches contribute to better relations between Cuba and the United States?
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