MIAMI, United States. — A cultural facility in Guantánamo ended with broken windows during a reggaeton concert, reported on social networks We Will Win Newspaper.
This is the Huambo Cultural Center, which welcomed children and adolescents from the province this weekend for the presentation of the reggaeton artist Exen La Tiza.
The Guantanamo newspaper explained that the agglomeration of young people in the place occurred as part of a children’s activity scheduled in that cultural institution, leased to the Marcapaso MSME.
“Some broken glass and no injuries were the result of a large crowd of children and adolescents on the outskirts of Huambo, in Guantanamo, this Sunday morning,” said the We Will Win Newspaper on your Facebook account.
The official media, which did not specify the reason for the broken glass, pointed out that the activity had to be transferred to another space.
“Given the breaking of the windows on the façade of the cultural center, which also does not have the capacity to assimilate the large number of children who were waiting for the concert, it was decided to move the presentation to the Pedro Agustín Pérez multifunctional square, with the presence of security agents. internal order, an ambulance, a water pipe, etc.”, Yoelvys Labañino López, provincial director of Culture, told that press outlet.
The official maintained that, once the concert was rescheduled, it passed without further problems.
“We did know that a young woman fainted, that she received appropriate help,” revealed Labañino López.
The official added that the activity at the Huambo Cultural Center had been scheduled “without consulting the Provincial Directorate of Culture”, and warned that “it is not the first time that there have been irregularities with Pacemaker”, MSMEs in charge of the event.
Due to the incidents that occurred, the authorities dismissed the director of the Provincial Film Center from her duties, terminated the contract with the Mipyme Marcapaso and decided to temporarily close the Huambo Cultural Center.
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