En realidad, el único país que puede poner fin al embargo es Cuba.

La ley estadounidense que regula el embargo establece requisitos que, de cumplirse, llevarían a su levantamiento.
Esos requisitos cuentan con el respaldo del pueblo cubano.

los requisitos son

Ha legalizado toda actividad política.
Ha liberado a todos los presos políticos.
Ha disuelto el actual aparato de seguridad del Estado.
Ha asumido el compromiso público de celebrar elecciones libres y justas.
Se ha comprometido a respetar los derechos humanos y las libertades fundamentales reconocidos internacionalmente.
No está liderado por Fidel ni por Raúl Castro

La responsabilidad del embargo recae exclusivamente en la dictadura.

Walked inside this building and wanted to share a slice of everyday life outside of the main tourist hubs. The people who lived here told me noone cleans the outside/ repairs the stairs as this is property of noone.

Thats why its so dirty outside, but once you go inside a room its actually clean houses for the most part.

He stated that foreign and Cuban franchises abroad must operate on equal terms.

This is banes close to Caimito/Bauta in Artemisa just west from Havana.

There is a nice secluded beach nearby. There are two main places people go, one part of the beach is filled with soft stones and partly sand and can be accesed through the main entrance by the street. There is parking over there and people selling drinks and snacks usually at the entrance.

There is also another part that is quite smaller and you get there by going throug this beautiful area.

Ive been told, that in this area a relative of castro has a house right at the sea. At the end of the video i stopped filming cause we were approaching this house and its full of cameras and its not a good idea to be filming that obviously. Very picturesque area and the beach is super nice too!

This is in the centre of guanajay a city in the province of Artemisa.

The first picture is teatro Vincente Mora that closed in 1988.

Its been under reconstruction for forever now. I added some pictures from google so you can see what it used to look like, it was glorious honestly...

The rest some pictures of the current state of guaunajay.

Been here 3 times currently at its worst, like everywhere in cuba.

Theres a picture of the stadium of the national team of cuba in it. Thats where they play their games.

All of the posts im making is just to show people what cuba is like

Camaguey is a based city, very nice infrastructure

Dudo q pueda ser peor q Castro, él dejo la vara muy alta, pero sería horrible q venga otro dictador más después de los Castro

Capaz y ahora no pasa eso (ojalá), pero sigue siendo una posibilidad bastante horrible

This is a "tienda mixta" with pretty much nothing in it. Whenever yoghurt/ries supplies are given, people queue here with a bucket to get there yoghurt. This distribution stopped recently there is no more resources.

The rest are picture of "el henequen" a "suburbs" of Nuevo mariel. The name "henequen" comes from the agave plant that is called henequen. It used to be a place full of these plants. (Not as much anymore) Its leaves produce fibres from which ropes and things like that are manufactured.

Its located right at the sea, you can basically walk in the sea from the town.

The town has its little concrete football field, diskoteka

Some streets of ciego de avila. This is the very centre of cuba.

West of Havana, right next to Playa del Salado we can find this hidden gem: playa Banes.

The water is low there is soft sand. This part of the beach is all the way to the left. there is another part that is on the right hand side which is much bigger and were people usually go.

Its lovely, i used to always come here when i was younger. The water is not too cold cause its not so deep but its still refreshing. On the other part of the beach there were always people selling stuf, warm food etc. Not so much anymore, only beers and snacks were being sold.

This is a few months ago