Cuba, first concessions to demonstrators. And President Díaz-Canel fa mea culpa

After accusing the United States, the Internet and unidentified “foreign counterrevolutionary agents” for three days, the Cuban president Miguel Diaz-Canel is forced to acknowledge that the protests that have swept across the island of Revolución since Sunday are due to a devastating economic crisis, an out-of-control pandemic, a collapsed health system (once the pride of the Castro regime), without vaccines and without basic medicines.