SOS CUBA

Two Cuban men were desperate enough to recently attempt the voyage to South Florida in a 10-foot styrofoam hull rustic vessel.

President Joe Biden met with a group of Cuban and Cuban-American leaders at the White House on Friday, including one of the Cuban musicians behind “Patria y Vida,” the anthem of the SOS Cuba movement against communism on the island.

A Miami commissioner and local activists met Wednesday at Miami City Hall to announce an upcoming public rally to send a message to the White House.

When young Cuban-American protesters showed up at the SOS Cuba protests in Miami-Dade County last week in what appears to be the beginning of a new movement, Fernand Amandi saw a “golden” opportunity for U.S. President Joe Biden and the Democratic party.

Deep south in Miami-Dade County, among a small group of SOS Cuba protesters, a boy held up a sign Friday night in Homestead to ask U.S. President Joe Biden for military intervention in Cuba. He made it out of cardboard and paint so he could hold it up and show it to drivers Friday night.

Miami’s Little Havana businesses prepared to welcome back SOS Cuba protesters on Friday evening. Cuban-American demonstrations have been ongoing this week in Miami-Dade County, as a response to the uprising in cities across the communist island Sunday.

Miami-Dade County’s SOS Cuba protesters have been demonstrating in support of U.S. intervention during the late afternoons and evenings after the uprising Sunday on the communist island.

The Miami Police Department expects about 15,000 people to attend the SOS Cuba concert Wednesday afternoon in Miami’s Little Havana.

Cuba’s key allies are Russia and China. Cuban exiles in Miami warned the internet blackouts and arbitrary arrests that Cubans are reporting on the island are straight out of their authoritarian handbook.