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The right to assembly, demonstration and association is in the Cuban Constitution, but the State cannot recognize it if it lacks the licit and peaceful character, the Ministry of Justice stressed today.

Yulexis Querol is born in Matanzas and we know each other since the days we studied together at the Carlos Marx High School. I could say that we lost contact for a few years, when I registered at the Havana University to majoring in Journalism and he stayed to study Mechanical Engineering. However, the bond is basically unbreakable, and several years later, here we are: the journalist and the business owner, talking about his most recent professional challenge: the MSME (Micro, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise) Enernova.

The Cuban Constitution is clear against destabilizing attempts, according to jurists here today, who underscored the illegal nature of a march called for such purposes and promoted by the United States.