Missing Cuban Woman Last Seen Traveling from Nuevitas to Camagüey

The whereabouts of Marleivys Martín, a young Cuban mother who disappeared during a trip from Nuevitas to Camagüey in early May, remain unknown. Her family is desperately seeking assistance in locating her. Marleivys, who is the mother of two daughters, was last seen on Monday, May 6th, leaving her home in Nuevitas purportedly to attend a course on eyebrow styling in Camagüey. Since then, no one has heard from her.

Rolymily Gongar, a Facebook user identifying herself as Marleivys's cousin, confirmed on Tuesday that "unfortunately, there is still no news." She pleaded, "Please, once again, we ask all residents of Nuevitas, neighbors, acquaintances, etc., if anyone saw anything, please help us and inform the authorities. Even the smallest detail could be of great help. It has been two weeks, and the family is desperate!"

The family has provided contact numbers for any information: (+53) 54 459 956, belonging to Marleivys's father, Manuel Martin Cortada, and (+53) 53 272 282, though the owner of this number was not specified.

As a distinguishing feature, it was noted that Marleivys always appears to be made up, as her lips and eyebrows are tattooed. This detail could aid in her identification.

In a related incident, another Cuban mother, Amanda Benítez, was reported missing on Sunday after being absent from her home since Friday, when she left to handle paperwork at the Identity Card Office in Old Havana. Amanda was found hours later in the municipality of San Miguel del Padrón, appearing disoriented as she walked down the street. She was recognized by a woman who had seen her photos circulating on social media, which had been shared in pleas for help.