VOICED : Cientos de manifestantes conmemoran en Miami el primer aniversario de las protestas en Cuba

The transcript discusses the Miami protests marking the anniversary of the 2021 Cuban protests against the government of Miguel Díaz Canel. A Cuban immigrant expresses solidarity with those in Cuba, highlighting the importance of supporting the detained protestors. The protests are described as the largest since the 1959 revolution, with significant participation across Cuba, driven by economic hardship and demands for freedom. The narrative conveys hope for change despite the oppressive regime.

What was the main reason for the Cuban community in Miami to gather and protest?

• To promote tourism in Cuba

• To mark the anniversary of protests against the Cuban government

• To celebrate a national holiday

• To support the Cuban government

What did the protesters in Miami use to express their demands?

• Musical instruments

• Cuban flags and banners

• Fireworks

• Cuban cuisine

According to the human rights organization, how many people were detained during the July 2021 protests in Cuba?

• Less than 100

• About 200

• Exactly 500

• Over 1,300

What gives the speaker hope and faith in the Cuban people?

• Economic prosperity

• International support

• The fear of the dictatorship towards peaceful protests

• The Cuban government's reforms

What historical event do the 2021 protests in Cuba compare to in terms of scale?

• The Cuban Missile Crisis

• The Bay of Pigs Invasion

• The 1959 Cuban Revolution

• The Mariel Boatlift