Arte y Sociedad

Los artistas cubanos le siguen exigiendo al Gobierno justicia y libertad de expresión

El Gobierno cubano acusa al artista Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara de ser un “mercenario” pagado por Washington para promover la agitación política. Para mostrar su solidaridad, varios de sus colegas le exigen al Museo de Bellas de Cuba que retire sus obras de las salas de exhibición.

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31 de mayo de 2021 a las 2:38 p. m.
In this grab from an AFPTV video Cuban artist and dissident Luis Manuel Otero Alcantara speaks in front of one of his paintings in Havana on April 4, 2021. - A group of artists rebels in Cuba in solidarity with a dissident colleague who has been hospitalised for a month and is accused by the government of being financed by the United States. (Photo by - / AFPTV / AFP)
In this grab from an AFPTV video Cuban artist and dissident Luis Manuel Otero Alcantara speaks in front of one of his paintings in Havana on April 4, 2021. - A group of artists rebels in Cuba in solidarity with a dissident colleague who has been hospitalised for a month and is accused by the government of being financed by the United States. (Photo by - / AFPTV / AFP) Foto: AFP
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