The United States is financing the Cuban opposition with international awards

This system of financing aimed at destroying a country’s political stability began with the well-known Sakharov Prize, first awarded by the European Parliament in 1988 and to opponents of countries with governments not recognized by the United States.
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247 – The US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has developed a formula for financing activists against the Cuban government: handing over money through international rewards, some of which are highly recognized, to cover up the payment of counter-revolution in Cuba, echoing criticism published in the Cuban press by Agência Prensa Lativa.

According to the portal CubaPad, the payment system through international prizes allows large sums of money to be allocated, justifying them by so-called “human rights struggle” and trying to avoid Caribbean condemnation.

Thousands of dollars or euros went into the hands of the likes of Yoani Sánchez, who became a blogger after being recruited in Spain in 2004 by CIA agent Carlos Alberto Montener.

To establish himself internationally, a year after launching his blog, American magazine TIME selected him as one of the 100 most influential people in the world in 2008, repeated in 2021 with counter-revolutionary Luis Manuel Otero Alcondara. Indicates output.

Another example is how the Diplomatic Mission of the Kingdom of Norway in Havana recognized two counter-revolutionaries, filmmaker Carlos Lechuka and playwright Jr. Garcia, with its funding for Cuban cinema in 2021.

In addition, Tania Bruguera, who has been involved in sabotage for many years, recently received the Velázquez Prize for Plastic Arts from the Spanish Ministry of Culture and joined with 100 100,000.

This system of financing aims to destroy the political stability of a country began with the well-known Sakharov Prize, first awarded by the European Parliament in 1988 and to opponents of countries with governments not recognized by the United States.