We continue to receive children's inspirations from our Cuban-Irish children, who ask for No More Blockade of the homeland of their parents and grandparents.
This time the little Hugo, Suzel and Babette, from the González-Blodau family send us their colorful creations, we also received the contribution of Adrienne Whelan, they, although still very young, know the restrictions that the unjust blockade imposes on the Cuban family.
They have lived it when on their vacations they visit their grandparents, their uncles, their cousins, that is why they know the meaning of: No More Blockade.
Congratulations boys, very nice inspiration!.
@embacubairlanda
In Ireland, new signs of solidarity and thanks to the Cuban Revolution.
Undoubtedly, these are samples to be remembered, they are people who disinterestedly are there, in difficult times that the world is going through with the Coronavirus pandemic, they offer us their solidarity support to end the criminal Yankee blockade against the Cuban people, which in the current circumstances denies access to medicines and equipment that could save the health of thousands of people, as is happening with the obstacles to being able to buy lung ventilators.
In Ireland, new expressions of solidarity and demands to end the Blockade.
After having received several drawings of the children expressing their solidarity with the end of the blockade, we get new expressions from young Irish people we share with great pleasure.
@embacubairlanda
@CubaMINREX
We continue to receive children's inspirations to enrich the collection, No More Blockade.
Expressions of affection for Cuba reach the city of Belfast. The little girls Mollie and Emilie use their artistic ability and send us their friendship and love. They already know the meaning of the word SOLIDARITY and call for an end to the blockade against Cuba.
@embacubairlanda
@CubaMINREX
Continue to grow expressions of the kids in our community to enrich our collection No More Blockade.
We now share the contributions of the Cuban-Irish brothers Amaya and Cillian, ages 11 and 4 and a half, respectively, who show their support for their Cuban friends and family. The good influence of mom, a Cuban patriot teacher and dad, a solidary unionist, are present.