La Habana que fue y la Cuba que destruyó el comunismo: “Nos dejamos arrebatar el país”, dice Otaola

Influencer and activist Alex Otaola reacted to historical images of Havana, specifically the iconic 23rd Street and La Rampa, when it was one of the most modern and dynamic urban centers in the Caribbean. Buildings with air conditioning, bustling commerce, and international connections stand in stark contrast to the current reality of blackouts and decay. Otaola recalled that Cuba of that era boasted modern infrastructure, business activity, and an international presence. For the president of the Cuban Anti-Communist Foundation, the contrast with the current situation is not a coincidence, but a direct consequence of decades of mismanagement and absolute control of power. The activist emphasized that this is not about empty nostalgia, but about historical memory. The same city, the same streets, and the same people now face shortages, blackouts, and structural deterioration. “We let them steal our country,” he stated, insisting that recovery begins with awareness and action. According to Otaola, the path forward is not about everyone thinking alike, but about uniting around a common purpose: to recover freedom and rebuild what was destroyed. 📢 Share this historical contrast! 📢 🇨🇺 Cuba deserves to shine again! 🇨🇺 🔥 It's not nostalgia, it's memory! 🔥 🚨 Wake up and defend your history! 🚨 Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @cubanosporelmundo   Subscribe to our YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/1qiDwFO #CubansAroundTheWorld #Cuba #HolaOtaOla #AlexOtaola #Havana #CubaBeforeAndAfter #FreeCuba #HistoricalMemory #CubanExile #ChangeInCuba Like us on Facebook:   / cubanosporelmundo   Follow us on Twitter:   / cubanoselmundo   Cubans Around the World on Google+: https://plus.google.com/+Cubanosporel... YouTube:    / cubanosporelmundo   Cubans Around the World on Instagram:   / cubanosdelmundo