Raul Castro and his grandson, ridiculed on French television – Martí News

The famous host Yann Barthes French television bitterly mocks Raul Castro in the Le Petit Journal de Canal + , especially papelazos of his grandson and bodyguards Guillermo Rodriguez Castro, alias “El Cangrejo” during the recent official visit of the Cuban general in Paris.

General and strongman of Cuba, the host name it Raulito and grandson as Small Raulito , while his mostly young audience laughs uproariously of these creatures come out to them as the planet of the apes for their missing urbanity .

Yann Barthes calls Raul Castro as “our dictator favorite ” and grandson El Cangrejo as a troublemaker who recommends learn good manners and rules of protocol.

the program puts constant large audience footage of a clumsy and reckless grandson pose bodyguard who flouted the protocol, while presidential guard trying to tackle it in their violations of the rules.

once you see French President François Hollande ordering the grandson apart and stop in a desperate race behind the grandfather General.

Barthes sets the scene in which a French journalist bothers Castro to ask when it will allow free elections in Cuba, to which the General responded with warm greetings to the French people.

you see, then, how journalist is followed by agents of the police Cuban policy and how it is filmed provocatively by them within the City of Paris and reveals how an alleged official photographer for Castro was a member of your security device actually

the same police prevented journalist Castro continue the entourage of the press during the visit and threat.
 “ If we were in Cuba , You killed “.

Canal + also showed how Cuban television manipulates his audience in a scene as it seeks to give the impression the enthusiastic support of the French people General Castro, when in fact enthusiastic respondents were only representatives of organizations pro-Castro in Paris .

Le Petit Journal de Canal + program also filmed images of brutal repression , including with beatings, women’s movement Ladies in White in Havana by security agent State and pro-Castro mobs.