The Cuban actor Rafael Ernesto Hernández González published a text in his social speeches questioning the defamatory campaigns carried out by the official press and confirming that “it is good to justify the political and economic failures with guest discourses“.
Hernández González, known for his work on national television and films such as “Lisanka” and “Ciudad en Rojo”, told the authorities that “he recognized that he had failed in the direction of the nation”.
“The state has no empire and term in the Council of State or the Palace of Conventions. Abajo the podium and arriba the plurality of votes. Each that has a patriarchy of patriarchy and has a right and responsibility towards it”, agreed in a published by Facebook.
Respect for the controversy provoked by the song “Patria y Vida”, Hernández González affirms that he also is patria, and elije “life and freedom, no death”.
About the impulsive defamation campaigns of the Cuban official press the actor affirms that “nadie wants an annexation” and agregó que “who creates a political party and his interests are even greater than the patriarch tampoco the value, for so much, the market “.
“He has taken an arrogant approach to an ideology and is pushing for the service of what he does not know is the meaning of patriarchy. Is this also an form of annexation?” If consensus is reached on the issue of ignorance and opportunism“, finalized.
“If you can say more alto, but not clearer”, “Hermano, great agreement. It is time for a change of life and freedom” and “We all know more than we think about you”, we do some of the messages received by the actor.
Hernández González, a graduate of the Superior Institute of Art, also worked as the director of Carlos Díaz in the El Público theater group. Currently residing in Mexico.