Alex Otaola denuncia: venezolano Cazorla Espino vino a Miami a lavar la imagen de Sandro Castro

On the show Hola! Ota-Ola, Alex Otaola uncovered the direct connection between Venezuelan influencer Cazorla Espino, now known as "Cazuela," and none other than Sandro Castro, grandson of dictator Raúl Castro. Otaola revealed that the young man not only boasts of having Cuban residency "authorized by the Castro Gestapo," but also landed in Miami with a clear mission: to clean up the image of the heir to the Castro clan. According to Otaola, behind the facade of a friendly and cheerful influencer, Cazorla was sent to "disguise the heir as the people," referring to Sandro Castro, whom they are trying to portray as an ordinary Cuban, close to the people. However, the Cuban-American activist pointed out that this figure is part of the Castro elite and a symbol of the luxury inherited from the dictatorship. Otaola even joked that, beyond his purchases in Miami (such as a power plant), Cazorla's true objective in the city is to serve as a media shield to legitimize the descendants of the tyrants who have plunged Cuba into misery. A political cosmetic operation that, he assures, fools no one. 🔥 Share this video so no one is fooled by Castro's propaganda 💬 Do you think "Cazuela" plays an influential role in favor of the regime? Give your opinion below 🚫 Sign the #TotalStop petition against travel, remittances, and shipments to Cuba 📺 Subscribe to Hola! Ota-Ola and don't miss Alex Otaola's denunciations 👉 Like 👍 if you support the exposure of the infiltrators Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @faranduladecuba   Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://cub.am/CubaLive #HolaOtaOla #AlexOtaola #Cazuela #CazorlaEspino #SandroCastro #CubaLibre #ParónTotal #cubanosporelmundo Like us on Facebook:   / cubanosporelmundo   Follow us on Twitter:   / cubanoselmundo   Cubanos por el Mundo on Google+: https://plus.google.com/+Cubanosporel... YouTube:    / cubanosporelmundo   Cubans Around the World on Instagram:   / cubanosdelmundo