HAVANA, Cuba.- A woman was found murdered this Monday among the ruins of the old Neptune cinema in Havana. Witnesses say it was thrown, completely naked, from one of the adjoining buildings.
So far it has not been identified, but the tattoo on the pelvis can be a distinctive feature for the authorities.
About the alleged culprit of the crime is also speculated among neighbors, but nothing is known yet, although according to statements from residents of Campanario Street, about 2:00 a.m. They saw her arguing with a man who is called “The Beard”, who, they say, everyone is afraid of. “He is a huge and aggressive guy who sells on Neptune Street.”
According to a San Rafael Boulevard salesman, many “knew her by sight because she was rented in an apartment on Galiano Street,” “she was pretty.”
Also, according to the statements of the custodian of the place at 6:00 a.m. when he finished his guard duty nothing had happened, so he says that the events “would have happened at dawn.”
“To be able to take it out, the firefighters had to be called to break the movie chain,” a neighbor told CubaNet, who says he found out because he felt the uproar of other people, who were the first to see it.
The man said that despite the fact that workers regularly go to the place, today “coincidentally it was nobody.”
So far only one image of the victim has been seen, a photo that a neighbor would have taken and that has gone from mobile to mobile in Havana.
This is, so far this year, the third feminicide, which is made public in Cuba, and then the community in Centro Habana begins to ask how safe are Cuban streets for women?
Although the reasons for this crime are still unknown, several activists in Cuba have called on the Cuban parliament for the implementation of a Law against gender violence.
However, representatives of this body of the regime assured four women who signed a petition to have legislation in this regard on the Island, that such a comprehensive law is not included in the next legislative schedule.
In a meeting In the National Assembly of Popular Power (ANPP), the representatives of a total of 40 people who requested this legal framework confirmed that their demands are not part of Parliament’s legislative program until 2028.
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