The most recent trill of Cuban Chancellor Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla stands out for his incoherence and clumsiness.
Havana, Cuba – in a loose dated Thursday, this digital newspaper is echoed in information from the US State Department about visa restriction measures adopted in the specific case of Brazil with respect to senior officials of that country that intervened in one way or another in the so -called program Medical Mais.
We are talking about the local modality of the extortion and exploitation system to which the Castrocommunist regime, taking advantage of the lack of opportunities suffered by the doctors they exercise on their native island, has established internationally. It is, in purity, a system sui generis of modern slavery, which allows the regime of Havana to keep the part of the lion of what foreign partners disburse the services of Cuban doctors.
The United States of America (and, especially, their current administration) have brought the singing voice in the complaint of this scandalous situation. The combative Secretary of State Marco Rubio has stood out in that sense, who for its Cuban roots perfectly knows the multiple barrabasadas perpetrated in that field (and in many others) by the Castrocommunist authorities.
And of course that the only reasonable thing is to think that what has now been applied to specific officials of the South American giant acquires greater diffusion and also affects others that, to allow the regime of Havana to receive some financing or, in the best case, with the purpose of solving a problem of lack of medical personnel at specific points of their own country, they lend themselves to sign Those Leoninos contracts. We are talking about documents in which you can think of anything, except the legitimate rights of the affected Cuban doctors.
As expected, the Castrocommunist regime has reacted to that news. This same Thursday, the newspaper Granmaofficial body of the only party with legal existence in Cuba (the communist), echoed the American campaign. The head of the loose, strident and “antiyanqui” (as is his custom), expresses it clearly: “Cuba rejects US threats to countries that receive medical cooperation.”
The information focuses on the reaction that, given the complaints of the Great Northern country, had the island’s Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla. His trino in X (before Twitter) expresses in telegraph style: “Secretary State USA
Here one does not atine to determine what is more astonished: if the inconsistency of the arguments used or of the total dialectical orphanhood in which the controversial “chancellor of continuity” is located. Or is it that, so much to repeat the same phrases made against the Washington government, Mr. Rodríguez Parrilla has lost his ability to reason!
To begin with, it should be noted that, after pointing out in that very brief text that the essence of the new measures lies in implementing “Visas Restrictions”…, the unpresentable minister qualifies them as acts of “aggression with force”! But since when the fact that a government denies the entrance to its country to certain people can be classified as an act of “force by force”! …
Not happy with such a way (which is not a long thing in a very brief trill of X), The chancellor, as we have seen, closes the parrophy by stating that this “imposition and aggression with force” represent the “new foreign policy doctrine of that government” …
Here, as the popular Cuban phrase says, one “is thrown away” (that is, he doesn’t understand anything). But perhaps these Castrocommunists do not have two thirds of the century swearing and perjuring that the essential characteristic of the foreign policy of the United States is precisely that: the imposition and indiscriminate use of force! …
Or is it that now Don Bruno is going to disallow the innumerable pronouncements that Mr. Fidel Castro did about it! Or to put it otherwise: that according to the Minister of Díaz-Canel and Marrero … it is only from this moment that in the foreign policy of the United States we must expect “imposition” and “indiscriminate use of force”! … or what becomes the same: that the entire propaganda bar “antiyanqui” issued in recent decades from Havana lacked foundation?
That is, of course, an issue to arrange among Castrocommunist beams. But I suppose that, to ensure that there is even a minimum of coherence in their pronouncements of foreign policy, the regime’s chiefs do not let this monumental slide to the ineffable Don Bruno … and this journalist must confess something: if he dismisses he ends in the dismissal of the chancellor (or, at least, in a “ear pull”) I will not regret it or a little!
