MIAMI, United States. — The lawyer Lourdes Dávalos, who defended the island’s regime in the trial held in London for non-payment of debts, promotes a children’s clothing brand in Cuba.
According to the magazine Negolution —which promotes the work of entrepreneurs linked to the dictatorship— the initiative is called Soy Pepa by Pepa Blasco and is inspired by the creations of the jurist’s youngest daughter.
“Part of what is gathered today in these first collections, are the designs he made at that stage. The girl is very involved and she understands her role within her personal brand and company, and that fascinates her. She understands that her work, conceived in a private space, will have a social exposure, ”the lawyer, daughter of Rodolfo Davalos Fernandez.
According to Negolutionthe creations will be commercialized thanks to the help of professionals who were contacted by Lourdes herself.
“Immediately, Lourdes materialized the dreams and the seal of her little girl, organized together with a team of professionals the details of the market launch of the garments and the preliminary designs, selected for the history that accompanies them and their beauty,” he explains. Magazine.
The collection promoted by Lourdes Dávalos will incorporate garments for adults, similar to children’s, under the same idea of “casual, comfortable, chromatic, lively and not extravagant clothing.
“We are sensitive to the ease of children, the fabric is European produced and later it will be Cuban, from the constitution of a MSME and the inauguration of a physical store,” the lawyer advanced.
Based 15 years ago in Madrid, Spain, Lourdes Dávalos is an associate at the Uría Menéndez law firm, one of the most important in Europe, specializing in Commercial Law. Thanks to the influence of her father, the young woman was admitted to that important firm, from which she has served the interests of the dictatorship and family.
