A student at Josué País School in Santiago de Cuba has reportedly been threatened for sending an image depicting the deplorable condition of the blackboard in her classroom. Journalist Yosmany Mayeta, who made the image of the deteriorated blackboard viral, thereby debunking the regime's claims of being fully prepared for the school year, explained on Facebook this Thursday that a family member informed him the young woman will be presented to the school’s administration, where they will issue a “warning notice” as if she had committed a crime.
However, Mayeta clarified that the image in question, along with many others showing the dire conditions in schools in Santiago de Cuba, was actually taken by a teacher, not the student. “The complaints about the issues faced in the city's schools have come from the teachers, who are tired of working under terrible conditions,” he emphasized.
The case, which has raised concerns among the student’s family, could result in an unjust punishment, a typical reaction from the regime to hide the harsh reality faced by the Cuban people. “I will be closely monitoring this case and what might happen this Friday, against an innocent student in Santiago de Cuba,” Mayeta highlighted.
The journalist shared the image on Facebook this Wednesday, accompanying it with the message: "Achievements of a revolutionary education in Cuba," he mocked. The photograph went viral on social media as several profiles and news outlets shared the image, exposing the regime's repetitive lies about starting the school year with all necessary conditions in place.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Threatened Student in Santiago de Cuba
Here are some common questions and answers regarding the incident involving the student who shared an image of a deteriorated blackboard at Josué País School in Santiago de Cuba.
Why was the student threatened?
The student was reportedly threatened for sharing an image that showed the poor condition of a blackboard in her classroom, which contradicted the regime's claims of being fully prepared for the school year.
Who actually took the image of the blackboard?
According to journalist Yosmany Mayeta, the image was taken by a teacher, not the student.
What might be the consequences for the student?
The student could face an unjust punishment, such as a warning notice, as a way for the regime to hide the real conditions in the schools.
How has the public reacted to this incident?
The photograph of the deteriorated blackboard went viral on social media, with many profiles and news outlets sharing it to expose the regime's false claims.