इस देश की मंत्री ने भिखारियों पर की एक टिप्पणी और राष्ट्रपति ने मांग लिया इस्तीफा!

A Cuba minister has to resign from the post for one of his statements. Communist ruled island country Labor and Social Security Minister Marta Elena Feto-Cabrera said in a parliamentary session that there is not a single beggar in Cuba. There was a lot of controversy over his statement, after which he was forced to resign from the post.

The minister said that Cuba There is no such thing as ‘beggar’. He had said that some people roam the streets to earn money without hard work and pick up garbage. Social insecurity has increased due to the economic crisis in Cuba. The poor people there, especially the elderly, are seen begging or picking up garbage.

Ignoring these conditions of the country, Feto said before the National Assembly Committee on Monday, ‘We have seen people … They just look beggars, their hands, their clothes are like beggars, but they are not beggars. There is no beggar in Cuba. People here pretend to be a beggar to earn money easily.

He said that the beggars in Cuba clean the glass of the car without saying, they drink alcohol with the money they get. Feto also targeted the people who picked things from the garbage place and said that they remove the goods from the garbage and sell it again. He described people who find bottles etc. from garbage as ‘illegal partners in recycling service’.

The people of Cuba had to resign by commenting on beggars

Talking about a few years ago, the rate of begging in Cuba was negligible but in recent years there has been a problem of begging in the country. People who are tight from poverty can be seen begging on the streets.
Cuban leaders and people are very angry at Minister Feto’s comment on beggars in Cuba. The island President Miguel Diaz-Kanel also had to react to this soon after which Feto’s resignation has come to light.

The President of Cuba criticized him without naming him without naming him that the leadership of the country cannot blind eye with his people’s reality.

Minister Feto would not have guessed that one of his statements would be made on his chair and his comment will create such a terrible anger. Poverty is increasing in Cuba and people are struggling with lack of food grains. Due to the inflation of food grains, many people of Cuba are not able to gather food for themselves and are being forced to beg.

On Monday, country officials said that Cuba’s GDP (GDP) fell 1.1 percent in 2024, with which the total decline in GDP of the country has increased to 11 percent in the last five years.

Many human rights activists and intellectuals of Cuba also published a letter and demanded the removal of their Labor Minister from the post and said that their comments are ‘insult to the people of Cuba’.

Cuba economist Pedro Monalial posted on X and said that there are ‘such people in the disguise of ministers’ in Cuba. The resignation of Feto-Kabrera has been accepted by the Cuba Communist Party and the government.

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