Villa Clara Journalist Ricardo R. González Found Dead
The journalistic community in Villa Clara, Cuba is mourning the loss of reporter Ricardo R. González, who was discovered deceased at his home in Santa Clara. The news was shared by journalist francisnet Díaz Rondón on Facebook, prompting an outpouring of grief from colleagues and friends.
Díaz Rondón noted the significant void González’s death leaves within the Vanguardia de Cuba newspaper, where he worked. Throughout his career, González primarily covered topics related to the Federation of Cuban Women (FMC), Health, and Science and Technology, contributing reports and interviews with individuals working within those sectors. he was remembered for prioritizing the human element in his reporting, often focusing on personal stories and seeking to highlight issues needing attention.
The circumstances surrounding González’s death are currently under investigation. Neighbors alerted authorities after not seeing him for several days and noticing a concerning odor emanating from his residence. Police gained access to the home and found gonzález deceased in his bed.
As of this report, the official cause of death remains unknown.
Colleagues describe González as an affable, humble, and ethical journalist, deeply respected for his professionalism and character.manny have shared personal anecdotes illustrating his warmth, camaraderie, and dedication to his work. He was a familiar presence at institutional events, scientific gatherings, health-related tours, and cultural activities, known for his sensitive and engaged approach.
The unexpected nature of his death, and the fact that he was found alone, has added to the sorrow felt by those who knew him. Numerous tributes on social media and local media platforms emphasize the profound loss of a well-liked and respected member of the community.
