Varias personas se han comunicado con la redacción de ADN Cuba para mostrar su solidaridad ante la situación de la madre cubana Nancy Lardue, residente en un Centro Habana, quien tiene que cuidar sin recursos ni apoyo a su joven hijo enfermo de leucemia. En este video, Lardue agradece las muestras de solidaridad.
Información importante: Nancy Lardue y su hijo enfermo viven en un albergue situado en San Rafael entre Rayo y San Nicolás en Centro Habana. Para ayudarlos puede comunicarse con su teléfono: 51852681
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Información importante: Nancy Lardue y su hijo enfermo viven en un albergue situado en San Rafael entre Rayo y San Nicolás en Centro Habana. Para ayudarlos puede comunicarse con su teléfono: 51852681
#SOSCuba 🇨🇺 #CubaEnCrisis #PotenciaMédicaEsMentira #AbandonoSocial #DenunciaCiudadana #ADNCuba
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00:00I thank the people who are trying to help me, because I have a 3-year-old son who was in the hospital
00:08and no one comes here, not even a doctor or a nurse.
00:13They don't bring me anything.
00:16Social Welfare comes whenever they want, every 2 or 3 months.
00:24They come and ask me, because they don't bring me anything.
00:28Yesterday, I had the need to take him to the hospital,
00:33and I didn't know how, thanks to a person who helped me
00:38to take him to the polyclinic, and that's it.
00:45And I have to do all those things without, how can I say,
00:53without anything.
00:56Because I don't have a truck, I don't have anything.
00:59And so I'm fighting like my son.
01:02I'm short of money, of everything.
01:06Of everything, of medicine, of everything.
01:09I buy food and I make it, because I fight to give it to my son.
01:14I had him and I've been fighting with him for 5 years,
01:19and it's been 3 years since I've had him in a bed
01:25where he's not eating or giving me anything.
01:28And I'm suffering here because he's my son.
01:32He's my son and I have to...
01:34So I'm very grateful to the people who want to help me
01:39and who are looking to help me because of the conversation I had.
01:44If you don't like someone to listen to you, I don't care.
01:51I'm already fulfilled and I want to fulfill my son.
01:56And that's how it is.
01:59I'm very bad, very bad.
02:02If I say something bad, it's because of the nerves.
02:07I'm bad, I'm bad, son.
02:10Don't cry, my aunt.
02:12Don't cry, aunt.
02:14In this regime, in this dictatorship, how do you, as a family,
02:17treat the people who are on the streets?
02:19People who have always tried to move forward.
02:23When you were young, did you serve any institution?
02:25The party, the youth, government organizations?
02:28I did everything. I worked as a volunteer.
02:31I worked for the state for 33 years.
02:36I cut canes, I cleaned canes, I did everything.
02:41Everything.
02:43And I retired with 1,500 pesos.
02:47I went to my cousin, I bought her a pair of blankets and she left.
02:52And I bought the rest.
02:54Am I going to steal from a bank? No.
02:57No, I can't do it.
02:59One of the people who has been a victim of lies, deceit and scams, family.
03:03Yes, sir.
03:04Look, family.
03:05Thank God that you are sorry and have condolences to serve this lady.
03:09What is your name?
03:10Nancy Largueiro.
03:12And the address here is?
03:14San Rafael, Entre Rayo and San Jose.
03:20Listen, family, the address of the lady is San Rafael, Entre Rayo and San Nicolás Interior.
03:25What is your phone number?
03:2851-85-26-81.
03:36That is her phone number, family.
03:39Please, family, thank you very much.
03:42Family, the people, the subscribers of our agency of ADN Cuba,
03:46the people who want to show solidarity with her, with the pain,
03:50to share with her as she is suffering her child.
03:53Look, young boy, no nurse is coming,
03:57no one from the medical office is coming here, no one is coming.
04:00No one is coming.
04:02And I went there for the doctor to come here to see him,
04:06whoever it is, so he can tell me if he has the pressure.
04:09And he didn't come.
04:10Yes, it's true.
04:11I went to...
04:13You were here.
04:15I went down there to see the address
04:19and they told me that there was no doctor.
04:22Have you been a witness, sir?
04:24Witness.
04:25Yes.
04:26We are cousins.
04:28I come here every day.
04:30She comes here twice a day.
04:32Thank you very much, family.
04:34We are not helping him in anything.
04:36We don't give him anything.
04:37He urinates, he poops, we don't give him anything.
04:40They haven't given him anything.
04:42They have to give him all that.
04:45When there is a case like this, they have to help.
04:49No one is coming?
04:51No one is coming.
04:53They haven't given him anything,
04:55not even a mattress, not even a blanket,
04:57not even a blanket.
05:00They told you there was no doctor?
05:02Yes, they told me there was no doctor to send him here.
05:06Look, family, reporting for ADN Cuba,
05:08family, Carlos Milanés, Julio César Góngora.
05:10This is the reality of lies, deceit and swindling.
05:13And just like this young man, there are many people
05:16who are sick in hospitals, in houses,
05:18in old people's homes, in many places.
05:21Look, lies, deceit and swindling.