00:26Is Cuba going to turn to us and make a deal?
00:29No.
00:29I think so.
00:30I mean, look, I've been hearing about Cuba since I'm a little boy.
00:33They've been saying, what's going on with Cuba?
00:35And I think we'll be turning it.
00:37Marco's been very effective.
00:38And they're taking the aid now.
00:41They're taking the aid.
00:41They want aid.
00:42They need help.
00:43In the case of Cuba, it's a very different situation.
00:45There is no economy in Cuba.
00:47To the extent there's any wealth in Cuba, it doesn't go, forget about it, it doesn't go
00:51to the people.
00:52It doesn't even go to the government.
00:53The wealth is controlled by a private, by a company owned by military generals.
00:58They take all the money.
00:59They're sitting on billions of dollars.
01:01Okay?
01:01This is a country where people are literally now eating garbage from the streets.
01:05But they have a company that controls all of the money making there that's sitting on
01:0915, 16 billion dollars.
01:11So, it's a broken, non-functional economy.
01:13And it's impossible to change it.
01:15I wish it were different.
01:16But I believe, it's my personal opinion, you cannot change the economic trajectory of
01:22Cuba as long as the people who are in charge of it now are in charge of it.
01:25That's what's going to have to change.
01:27Because these people are proven incapable.
01:28I hope I'm wrong.
01:29We'll give them a chance.
01:31But I don't think it's going to happen.
01:32I don't think we're going to be able to change the direct trajectory of Cuba as long as these
01:36people are in charge in that regime.
01:47We're asking the right to put electricity.
01:51We're taking more than 40 hours without electricity.
01:54I live in a community where there are many older people.
01:58Many of them are encamadas.
02:00There are many children.
02:02The food is lost in the refrigerator.
02:04The only thing we can achieve is the situation that the country has.
02:09And, nothing.
02:11It's the motivation to go and see if, even if it's on the last lap,
02:17they put, even if it's on the last lap, three hours of electricity.
02:19While it's a specific event like this was today,
02:25it's fine.
02:27Because we're claiming our rights.
02:28We know that the situation in the country is chaotic.
02:34We have to work.
02:39We need to rest.
02:41We need to rest.
02:42We need to rest.
02:43I'm looking for the information from Cuba,
02:45but they didn't tell me any information.
02:47They didn't come out.
02:48So, I also have a child who is sick and I'm looking for gasoline.
02:53But, well.
02:55We need to wait a lot of news.
02:56We need to see the news.
02:56And the government will say,
02:57what will it do for the end of the day?
02:58We need to wait for the rent or tickets.
03:01We are very desperate.
03:03We don't have to order where to buy.
03:05It's also known that it's going to pay for bought.
03:12After that, that's why, that's where we can buy.
03:20Because we can't buy.
03:22The price of the fuel, whether it's a national or a dollar,
03:26will be the price of the transportation of the car.
03:32We hope that if it's better the price of the fuel,
03:34it will improve the price of the passenger.
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