Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, seeing the fences of his neighbor burn, put his soak.
Havana.- The refatiña for the best parts of the Castro piñata and the struggle to show the historical gerontocracy who brings more to the lethal socio-economic experiment that they call revolution, continues after the costume carnival was inaugurated by the then Minister of Labor and Social Security, Marta Elena Feitó, with its unpleasant intervention before the deputies of the National Assembly of Popular Power ANPP)
The political suicide, carried out before a commission of fantoches with disguise of deputies who did not waste time to applaud and praise the “thorough vision of the Cuban reality expressed by the Feitó, became an execution when they praised their words, lying of the string that ties them and forces them to express themselves as ventriloquils of power, they changed their speech and increasing it to the defene.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bruno Rodríguez Parrillaseeing the fences of his neighbor burn, he put his soak, and given the possibility of a scandalous thunder -as happened to his predecessors Roberto Robaina and Felipe Pérez Roque -, he went to the public foref of socialism ”.
The chancellor, in his sauce, but with Sonsera, said that in Cuba there is no one going hungry, as there are in other countries, even of the first world. Apparently, Rodríguez Parrilla relied on the alternative dietary strength announced by the chef-minister of internal trade, Betsi Bolaños, who said that nothing better to satisfy hunger than banana croquettes and as protein, fish broth (surely Claria).
This kind of dizziness with Bruno Rodríguez’s dismissal and cynicism in his statements is the same that led him to say again that “the Cuban people are the protagonist and inspiration of Cuba’s foreign policy”, without explaining that this leading role is as a victim, and subject to political regulations that define who can leave the country and which are authorized to return.
Rodríguez Parrilla Brega in the middle of the Sálvese who can Castista and struggles to maintain, based on crazy pronouncements and acts of servility, surveillance and subversion positions open in more than 150 Cuban embassies and consulates around the world. Thus, it is committed to conserving its life cuppipe, if the Communist Party decides to designate another president who replaces the current designated, Miguel Díaz-Canel.
To try to achieve it, Bruno Rodríguez exercises what he calls “revolutionary diplomacy”, consisting of allying with the worst tyrannies such as those of Russia, Venezuela, Nicaragua, theocracies such as Iran’s, and terrorist groups like Hamas, as explained in his podcast “One disguised as a chancellor”, the independent journalist, writer and political analyst, Julio Aleaga Pesant.
No respite to hilvanar a coherent phrase before the folly that say and make the hierarchs of olive green as real power, Bruno Rodríguez maneuver, ccea and releases any barbarity, the same before the representatives of other countries in the UN, the international press, the Cuban amanuenses of the official media, which in front of a group of Palestinians who “study” in Cuba or some cooperatives in Cuba.
With his image as a seminarian, as a loyal interpreter and executor of the satanic verses contained in the statutes of the Communist Party of Cuba (PC), the chancellor is projected and wears trying to make up or disappear, under the carpet of manipulation, the facts that cause the rejection and popular indignation.
There is no occasion when he has shown his detailed parsimony and his loquacity when philosophizing about the reasons that generate the difficulties to buy the bread, travel by buse or almondrón and be “regulated” (that is, to be prohibited from leaving Cuba) in which the chancellor did not come out translated as a ram to the slaughterhouse.
To say publicly that “he does not know anyone, not a single case, of someone regulated to get out of Cuba,” is a sample of his cynical behavior. Only with opening the passport of any of the hundreds of Cubans where the word of Marras appears, it would be enough to prove that the chancellor lies.
The point is that Rodríguez Parrilla, alarmed at what happened with the former minister Feitó, fearing that he touches him “her closest turn later”, as the lyrical subject of the poem song of the posthumous sainete, by Ruben Martínez Villena, puts her best clown face, in the Garrick style, laughing, crying, and goes out to defend the Castroism with lies, in his role as the chancellor.
