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The US Blockade & Cuban Protests

The US Blockade & Cuban Protests

US-backed activists, artists, and even US politicians called for "democracy" protests and demonstrations in Cuba on November 15, 2021. The demonstration was meant to capture the domestic unrest on the island caused by the US blockade, and heightened by the pandemic and economic hardship, but ultimately flopped. Luna Olavarria Gallegos and Daniel Montero of Belly of the Beast join me to discuss.

Groundings · Devyn Springer, Luna Olavarria Gallegos, Daniel Montero

November 16, 202132m 37sbonus

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Show Notes

On this episode, we talk about the US blockade against Cuba, which we define as a weapon of economic, political, racist, colonial warfare against the Cuban people. We hear from Belly of the Beast producer Daniel Montero, who explains the main character behind these mysterious protests, and then we dive into some historical context. Finally, we discuss the blockade in detail, and Luna tells us some of the important documentary projects they're working on. 

Make sure you check out Belly of the Beast's work on YouTube here, and follow them on Twitter as well here

#EndTheBlockade #UnblockCuba #CubaSíBloqueoNo

 

Music: "(DRILL) CUBAN DRILL - LATIN Brass Sax by Dios Mio Beats"

Topics

cuban culturecuban protestshistorycuban historybelly of the beastlatin americacubagroundings podcastgroundingscuba protests