Madrid Spain.- Various social media users have reported the disappearance of a young woman, identified as Beatriz, in the province of Mayabeque.
Her family has not heard from her since the morning of this July 14.
According to people close to the publication, the young woman lives in San José de las Lajas, but works in the Children’s Circle of San Antonio de las Vegas.
So far, the Cuban authorities have not started the search, as they say they follow the 72-hour protocol to consider her missing.
Relatives indicated that his phone was found in the vicinity of Güines.
“She is the daughter of Yudit Morales and the niece of Sonia the teacher,” says neighbor Lindbergh Ferrales Bacallao.
While Mary Fonseca Morales indicates having studied with her and points out that she is “a very shy person.”
The information shared on Facebook offers two telephone numbers to contact in case someone gets news of his whereabouts. The telephone numbers are: +5347863761 and +5352289800.
In recent years, independent media have reported numerous disappearances in Cuba.
The most recent was that of Sancti Spiritus professor Santiago Morgado, found dead on July 4, after four days missing.
Recently CubaNet spoke with Isis Ameneiro Rodríguez, mother of the adolescent Maydeleisis Rosales, who has been missing for more than a year.
“She must be fine. Youth is like that, maybe she fell in love and she doesn’t want to turn around, ”says Isis that the PNR agents involved in the case told her. She also insinuated that the girl did not want to return because she was mistreated in her house or because they were very poor.
Today the new speculation about the fate of her daughter is that “she is pregnant and does not want to return out of fear,” says Isis. However, there has not been a single result of the Police investigation, she assures her.
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