Cientos de personas festejan la muerte de Castro en Miami, EE.UU. EFE

Thousands of people responded to call of some organizations of the exile and they gathered on the neighbourhood of The Little Habana, in Florida, to say goodbye to Fidel Castro with music, harangues and claims for “freedom and justice” in the Caribbean island.

Meeting, whose epicentre was Monument to Falls in the Bay of Pigs, had all ingredients of a celebration for hope, which was intimated at rain that fell on this part of the city.

Between the sea of flags of the Caribbean nation and United States, attendees reminded dead of the last decades as Rolando Dopico did. He carried a big sign with pictures of the deceased opponents and he didn’t hide his will of a free Cuba.

In contrast with mourning that there is in Cuba for its historic leader,on the neighbourhood of The Little Habana, the heart of the Cuban exile in Miami, from Saturday early morning, manifestations of joy and wills of a part of the large community of Cubans that lives in this city have not stopped.

Carlos Gomez, political press who live in United States for 36 years, noted EFE that he thinks after Fidel’s death, there will be changes in his home country, a shared thinking for many people that went to the meeting.

From stage, President of Veterans Association of the Brigade 2506, Humberto Argüelles, said “fight has not ended”, while Orlando Gutierrez from Assembly of the Cuban Resistance was convinced that History will not absolve Fidel.

Lorenzo Castro reported from Miami.

December 1, 2016, EFE/Practica Español

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