2024-01-15 19:38:22
The Cuban artist Carlos Torres Cairo protested the delay of more than three hours that he had to suffer in the José Martí Airport in Havanawhile waiting for his luggage to come out.
“I wonder: With this wonderful suitcase delivery system, how are they going to manage that tourism that they want and expect?” the photographer said this Monday in a publication on his social networks.
Screenshot Facebook / Carlos Torres Cairo
In his complaint, Torres Cairo stated that he was waiting “3 hours and 10 minutes from the arrival of my flight until I left the airport.” According to her calculation, the waiting time for her luggage is equivalent to “30% of the Madrid-Havana flight time.”
“The suitcases left the mat at a speed between 3 to 5 suitcases per minute, timed by me. Sometimes the belt was completely stopped for minutes, without a suitcase coming out,” he indicated.
Outraged, the photographer considered the service a “lack of respect” and denounced that it was not a specific situation, but rather the usual trend in said air terminal. “It is repeated on every trip I make, for work or not; and not much has changed in the 30 years that I have been entering through that airport.”
“Of course, no one in their right mind dares to protest to those who must then give you the go-ahead to leave that airport (ordinary nationals, of course),” the veteran passenger added, resigned.
Finally, the co-author together with the writer Leonardo Padura from the book Our everyday Havana He addressed the authorities of the Cuban regime, whom he called “solvers.”
“Remember solvers, that is the first face of our country,” concluded Torres Cairo, leaving the ball in the opposite court and waiting for “someone to answer us something coherent.”
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