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Marco Rubio sends historic message to Cuban people

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In a historic speech broadcast this Wednesday, the date on which the exile and much of the diaspora commemorate Cuba's Independence Day, the Secretary of State of the United States, Marco Rubio, addressed a forceful message directly to the people of the island nation.

Through a video broadcast on his official social networks, the top diplomat outlined the current administration's vision for the Caribbean nation, promising direct support to citizens and openly challenging the monopoly of the communist regime.

For the Christian community in Latin America, the crisis on the island has been a cause for constant prayer and deep concern. Endless power outages, severe food shortages and repression have hit families hard, including thousands of Evangelical and Catholic believers.

In this difficult scenario, the words of the secretary of state open a new scenario that contemplates a compassionate, supportive and direct intervention toward those most in need.

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