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''[[Breitbart]]'' reported that socialist President Miguel Díaz-Canel issued an “order of combat” on July 11. 2021 demanding that civilian “[[revolution]]aries” take the streets and violently assault anyone suspected of protesting against the regime. The regime shut down most access to the [[internet]], but [[video]]s smuggled out of the country showed buses full of armed civilians driving into some of the cities with the largest presence of dissidents, on orders to attack protesters.<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/latin-america/2021/07/16/cuba-protesters-white-house-joe-biden-power-stop-this-one-day/</ref>

''[[Breitbart]]'' reported that socialist President Miguel Díaz-Canel issued an “order of combat” on July 11. 2021 demanding that civilian “[[revolution]]aries” take the streets and violently assault anyone suspected of protesting against the regime. The regime shut down most access to the [[internet]], but [[video]]s smuggled out of the country showed buses full of armed civilians driving into some of the cities with the largest presence of dissidents, on orders to attack protesters.<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/latin-america/2021/07/16/cuba-protesters-white-house-joe-biden-power-stop-this-one-day/</ref>

Further on, the Cuban government blocked the internet.<ref>https://mobile.twitter.com/MaElviraSalazar/status/1416542266655641601</ref>

Further on, the Cuban government blocked the internet.<ref>María Elvira Salazar 🇺🇸 (@MaElviraSalazar) Tweeted:

.@WHAAsstSecty, the #USA🇺🇸 must help the people of #Cuba🇨🇺 connect to the internet‼️[https://mobile.twitter.com/MaElviraSalazar/status/1416542266655641601 July 17, 2021]</ref>

Some U.S. politicians voiced support for Cuba protesters as State Department called for "calm".<ref>Tre'Vaughn Howard, [https://www.cbsnews.com/news/cuba-protest-united-states-reactions/ Some U.S. politicians voice support for Cuba protesters as State Department calls for "calm"] CBS, July 12, 2021.</ref>

Some U.S. politicians voiced support for Cuba protesters as State Department called for "calm".<ref>Tre'Vaughn Howard, [https://www.cbsnews.com/news/cuba-protest-united-states-reactions/ Some U.S. politicians voice support for Cuba protesters as State Department calls for "calm"] CBS, July 12, 2021.</ref>

[https://twitter.com/Yoav__Zehavi/status/1415039821819621381?s=20 July 13, 2021]</ref>

[https://twitter.com/Yoav__Zehavi/status/1415039821819621381?s=20 July 13, 2021]</ref>

[[GOP]]'s representative [[Maria Elvira-Salazar]] spoke out on July-18-2021 that Biden administration is not even taking the calls. She stated that [[Mario Diaz-Balart]], herself and [[Marco Rubio]] will keep pressing on and that there are many ways the administration can help before talking about military intervention. Reminding about Maykel Osorbo the musician that composed the [https://www.wsj.com/articles/cuba-protests-dissidents-san-isidro-patria-y-vida-11626198332 'Patria y Vida'] song and for this he is in a torture camp in Cuba.<ref>Local 10, WPLG, July 18, 2021.</ref>

[[GOP]]'s Congresswoman [[Maria Elvira-Salazar]] spoke out on July-18-2021 that Biden administration is not even taking the calls. She stated that [[Mario Diaz-Balart]], herself and [[Marco Rubio]] will keep pressing on and that there are many ways the administration can help before talking about military intervention. Reminding about Maykel Osorbo the musician that composed the [https://www.wsj.com/articles/cuba-protests-dissidents-san-isidro-patria-y-vida-11626198332 'Patria y Vida'] song and for this he is in a torture camp in Cuba.<ref>Local 10, WPLG, July 18, 2021.</ref>

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