Accidents? Sabotage?
Cuba's Minister of Health Jose Angel Portal Miranda released this photo today -- Friday, 08-12-2022 -- showing his rescue team still sifting through the remains of Cuba's vital oil depot in Matanzas. He said: "bone remains belonging to four different people were found." This was after, during the previous five days, Cuba had battled a massive explosion and roaring fire at this site.
In Cuba last week and in Venezuela this week there have been massive explosions and fires that have destroyed vital energy concerns vital to the governments and people in those two countries. A key oil pipeline has been hit in Venezuela, Cuba's prime ally. And last week Cuba's most vital oil depot located in Matanzas, 65 miles east of Havana, was virtually destroyed. Prior to that in Cuba there have been explosions and fires at Mariel, a key economic zone 30 miles southwest of Havana. And then an iconic tourist hotel in the heart of Havana -- The Saratoga -- had a huge explosion and fire that killed dozens of workers who were getting the famous hotel ready to welcome tourists. Accidents? Sabotage? Terror?
Note:
On this forum -- Cubaninsider -- I quickly posted an article in which I wondered aloud if the series of huge explosions in Cuba involved sabotage, not mere conincidental accidents. Since then, finally, there are others who wonder the same!!
As you can see from the headlines above, even the Miami Herald is now reporting: "Cuba oil fire likely sabotage." Of course, since 1959 the Miami Herald is abundantly aware that Miami has been the heartthrob of vast sabotage attacks designed to overthrow the Cuban Revolutionary rule of Cuba. And finally in August of 2022 -- after 60 years of the U. S. Embargo and two years of the Covid Pandemic -- there certainly are people in Miami who believe that Revolutionary Cuba is more vulnerable than ever before to be overthrown by dissidents and foreign sources. Therefore, are the alarming series of recent explosions in Cuba and in Venezuela in August of 2022 coincidental accidents or SABOTAGE????
Today -- on August 12th, 2022 -- the powerful London-based Reuters News Agency, which is a keen and unbiased observer of Cuba -- uses the word "sabotage" in reporting about the new "Venezuela gasoline pipeline damaged in explosion." Of course, Reuters and all unbiased news sources are well aware that, especially since the four years of the Trump presidency, sources in the United States have tried mighty to overturn the Venezuelan government as well as the Cuban government...because oil-rich but U.S.-sanctioned Venezuela is Cuba's most important ally.
Heading into this second week of AUGUST-2022, Cuba had spent five days fighting the massive fires in Matanzas at the island's most important oil facility. Normally Cuba never begs for international help regardless of the tragedies it faces, but this time Cuba did ask for international HELP. Very quickly two nations -- Mexico and Venezuela -- responded with massive help!! BUT WHY DID NEARBY MIAMI AND THE UNITED STATES NOT SEND HELP?? Perhaps the Miami Herald, for once, should answer that question...and do so in a journalistic manner and not as a propagandist for the rich and powerful Counter Revolutionary forces in Miami.
"CUBA in MIAMI!!"
OR
"MIAMI in CUBA!!"
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