The Cuban police this Tuesday interrupted a live interview with the
youtuber
Dina Stars with a Spanish television program and has taken her into custody.
"Live I hold the Government responsible for anything that may happen to me," said the young Cuban seconds before leaving.
The
influencer
, with thousands of followers on various social networks, has shown herself as a staunch opponent of the Government of Miguel Díaz-Canel and in recent days she participated in several interviews to tell what was happening on the island, which is currently going through the largest protests against the Executive since the nineties.
In her social networks, the
youtuber
had also called to participate in a new protest this Tuesday in the Capitol of Havana.
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The interview with
Canal Cuatro
de España was
just beginning
when the
youtuber
began to make signs that something was happening.
“Dina, do you want to say something?” Asked Marta Flinch, host of the program
Todo es lie
.
"Security is out there," she replied.
The
influencer
, who was broadcasting live from his home in Havana, had to stop the conversation. Someone takes the computer instead and takes it into a room. "We can't record now," he says. The presenter asks her to record the encounter with the police and she focuses the camera of the device. The conversation is inaudible, but Dina Stars is seen at the door talking to someone on the other side. Then he returns to the live broadcast and says that he has to go to the agents, and that he holds the island's government responsible if something happens to him.
"Are they going to arrest you?" Asks the presenter.
"I don't know, they told me to accompany them," she says before saying goodbye and closing the computer.
The
influencer
had said in previous interviews that she was tired of keeping quiet, but that she was afraid of what could happen, mainly to her family.
More than a hundred people who demonstrated against the Diaz-Canel Executive have been arrested in recent days.
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