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Driver Fined for “Speaking Badly of the Revolution” / Yoani Sanchez

Trucks provide most passenger transport in Santiago de Cuba
Trucks provide most passenger transport in Santiago de Cuba
The driver is fined for speaking badly about the Revolution
The driver is fined for speaking badly about the Revolution

Passengers protest to the police until finally they release the truck
Passengers protest to the police until finally they release the truck

22 March 2014

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Author Yoani SánchezPosted on March 22, 2014March 23, 2014Categories Yoani Sanchez

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