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The deputy secretary of the Cuban Bishops’ Conference, Father Ariel Suárez, said that the Catholic Church is available to facilitate dialogue “if the different political actors” would agree to it in order to find a solution to the crisis in the country.
In an interview with NBC News, the priest referred to protests that once again shook the country, this time in March on the eastern end of the island.
“In the protests of last March 17, this pain turned into a cry, in a cry that was heard and that has been accepted, shall we say, by all the levels of the country,” Suárez said.
The deputy secretary of the Cuban Bishops’ Conference said that “at least everyone has agreed to consider that this cry reflected anguish, reflected desperation, and that people were asking obviously for a different situation than the one they were going through.”
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In an interview with NBC News, the priest referred to protests that once again shook the country, this time in March on the eastern end of the island.
“In the protests of last March 17, this pain turned into a cry, in a cry that was heard and that has been accepted, shall we say, by all the levels of the country,” Suárez said.
The deputy secretary of the Cuban Bishops’ Conference said that “at least everyone has agreed to consider that this cry reflected anguish, reflected desperation, and that people were asking obviously for a different situation than the one they were going through.”
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Cuba Church offers to facilitate dialogue with government, opposition
In an interview with NBC News, the priest referred to protests that once again shook the country, this time in March on the eastern end of the island.
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