HAVANA, Cuba.- “Everything here gets wet, I have lost everything, my furniture, my things and there is no one to help me,” denounced Juan Osmani Paula Suárez, a Cuban whose dwelling It is falling apart as a result of the deplorable construction state in which it is located. Under its roof he can no longer take shelter.
He property in question is located on Almendares street number 6, between Santa María and Santa Teresa, Plaza de la Revolución municipality.
Most of the roof of the house has been collapsing little by little and the authorities have ignored Paula Suárez’s request for help, despite the danger to which she is exposed.
“I have been asking the State help me I have gone to housing (Municipal Housing Directorate) to the State Council (population services offices), to everyone who has to do with this here and they do not help me,” said the interviewee.
In the images captured by the cameras CubaNet you can see the bad condition constructive where Paula Suárez’s home is located and the imminent risk that remaining in these conditions represents for her life, since the roof could collapse at any moment.
“I don’t know where I’m going to go to get help with this situation, what are they waiting for to happen, when this falls on me there won’t be any more solution“It’s just that after I’m dead I no longer need a solution,” he said.
The man highlighted that the leaks due to the rains caused him to lose most of his material belongings, which makes his life even more difficult, since he is unable to acquire them again due to the inflationary process that affects the country.
“I have lost my furniture, the television, everything, I have lost everything, and at any moment I will also lose my life if they do not help me with this situation, because this is falling apart,” he said.
Meanwhile, Paula Suárez recalled that on occasions she has spent entire mornings without being able to sleep because of the rains: “Here it rains more outside than inside and it is not easy at all to be in a little corner “I leave the house waiting for it to clear so I can sleep, because I get wet and I’m tired, I can’t take this anymore.”
More and more Cubans are denouncing on social networks or before independent press media that they live in fear of the danger of dying buried due to the collapse of their homes.
Meteorological phenomena that bring rain and strong winds are usually the worst nightmare of any Cuban who lives in a home in disastrous construction conditions and who suffers from the indolence and inaction of the regime.
