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How are you? Good afternoon, everyone is welcome. Today we bring you an exclusive, one of those things we like to do and that gives me a lot of pleasure to be able to share with my dear friend, the researcher Luis Domínguez from the Foundation for Human Rights in Cuba. Many times we talk about how much Cubans on the island do to expose the corruption of Castrism, to expose the luxurious life of all these characters. Today we are going to talk about Mariela Castro. We are going to show never-before-seen images of her house and, well, first let me welcome Luis Domínguez. Luis, welcome again, Martín. No, Mario, a million thanks for your invitation, and without you, none of this can be done. Well, let's first listen to Mariela Castro's words. Mariela Castro came out defiantly to tell President Trump, "Where are you? Come. The only thing she failed to say was, 'Come get me, coward.'" Let's listen. This was at the demonstration they held after the formal accusation against her father, Raúl Castro. Our media outlets have done an immediate, excellent job, which suddenly activates our adrenaline and puts us in combat readiness. All our citizenry is waiting for signals of what needs to be done at every moment, at every second. She says they were coming today, here we are waiting for them. They say they were coming today, here we are waiting for them. I am also showing you this family tree of Raúl Castro Rus's family, which we also did at Martí with considerable effort and thanks to the good help of Luis Domínguez. And there you can see Mariela Castro is the second daughter, daughter of Raúl Castro with Bilmes Pin, married to an Italian named Paolo Titolo. And there you have their two children, Lisa Titolo Castro and Paolo Titolo Castro. Both, by the way, have come to the United States on a tourist visa, pardon me, on a diplomatic visa that was granted, and we revealed this exclusively in Martín Noticias. When Mariela came to visit the United States, she brought her two babies with her. But not only that, but also Mariela is one of the most cynical people in the Cuban regime. Let's listen to her here. To Raúl, humble president. I feel Raúl as a humble president, she says, "Modest, but above all very strong, very strong and very confident in the future. I feel him that way." Mariela Castro, Luis, much to talk about. Yes, Mario, I saw that demonstration, I saw her, and it made my head spin, and I want to show the whole world what she defends. Okay. What she defends. Look, that is her house. These are unpublished photos that we have thanks to the people who collaborated and are collaborating in this. And these are photos. I want to talk to you about the wood of the house. Look, all the wood was imported from Brazil and it is mara cedar, which only grows in the Amazon, and that is the best quality. The wood is marked at the ends and was red in color. So, that indicates it is a precious wood, and it is done so that customs can identify that type of wood. The other wood used for all of this is precious mahogany brought from Santiago de Cuba. You can see it there, and we have all kinds of things, the pool they have, the bedroom from the outside, everything, everything in her house. But not only that, Mario, this is the ranchón they have behind the organoponic garden, because they have lettuce, they have vegetables, they have pork, meaning that the blackouts, the crises that exist do not affect them. And this is what she defends. What a house? This is what she defends. What a humble house Mariela Castro has. Look at this. A small house. It's like those container houses that Cubans are building, this pales in comparison. They are, look at this. But and this bourgeois pool, don't tell me. Cuba's Olympic pool? No, Mario, this pool is 20 meters long and was built for them to do laps in the pool, meaning to swim from one end to the other. They made it new because it was behind the house, a small round pool, and they changed it there to the left, there are those glass doors you see on the left, that's where it is. That is Mariela Castro's bedroom. By the way, the guard cannot see from the front of that side of the house because there is a wall, if you go to the right, there is a white wall that covers the entire side of the house. If you put up the photo, Luis, before that, when did they build this pool? Because I understand it was at the worst of times for the people of Cuba. Yes, probably in 2014. I can look it up, Mario, because the satellite photos have dates. Look, look at the house's location. There are two Minint guards dressed in civilian clothes who change every 2 hours, and a Minint car comes and takes them there and changes them constantly. Look where the pool is, on the right side. The guards cannot see very well what is happening from the side. So, if someone jumps that fence. Oh, Mariela, let me see, let me see if I can zoom in even more here. And all this part, meaning all of this is Mariela's house. Yes, Mario, if you allow me, it occupies two houses. They occupied the house next door. There are two houses in her house's building. And then the organoponic garden is land that belongs to a plot of another house. So, there are three plots. All of this is what she defends. And in what area is that, Luis? This is in Atabey. I will give you the exact address so that Cubans who want to pass by can pass by if they wish. 206 number 15 13 between 15 and 17 in Atabey. Ah, and she lives there with her husband Paolo Titolo and her two younger children with Paolo Titolo, Lisa and Paolo as well. But look at this, by the way, both children are involved in business, of course, they are my first, they have businesses, the daughter is even importing cement because the independent press has reported on this. These are the characters, this is the upper class of Cuba. Notice how many air conditioners, huh? Look, here we see one, but you will see that behind the pool there are more. There is one upstairs. the whole house. Mario, can you give me a second? Because it's something they did. Look, that is a single-story house. Paolo Titolo is very tall, he is about six feet, 4 inches. So, what they did in that house, because they have the money to do it, was to sink the floor to make it taller. And how many people in Cuba can do that? And the tiles, look at the kind of tiles they have in that pool. This is unpublished, and this is what that lady, for lack of a better word, is what she defends, and I wanted to show it to the Cuban people so they know that while they are asking you for sacrifices, they are living. Well, look, this, for example, is a covered garden, a patio, a covered terrace, look at it there, here yes, that's what they told me was the entrance. the person who told me, and I will tell Mariela where this comes from. This comes through people, friends of the children who are passing this information to me. Well, there you have it, right? And with her oven for making pizzas, the air conditioner back there where you put it again in that photo. Look there, a pizza oven. This is the life the Castros lead, moreover, meaning this is the tip of the iceberg. Mariela and her family also have properties in Italy, they travel every year, they have all sorts of privileges because, moreover, Mariela's children, Mariela herself, must also be Italian. I am not convinced that Mariela is Italian, but the children are Italian, with Italian passports, of course, they travel to Italy all the time, they love to be around Europe. This is the reality that they do not tell the Cuban people. These people live as they please. Meanwhile, she comes with her discourse, with her cheap talk, then she comes out with the LGBT cause, trying to deceive, because, moreover, a lot of money has been collected through the UN, through international organizations with this whole LGBT community issue, and you see her there defending LGBT rights. Lies, she is not defending any LGBT rights, she is looking out for herself, Luis. Yes, Mario, where they have a house and go very often because that's where Paolo Titolo is from, it's in Naples. They have, I know where Paolo Titolo's father's house is and all that, and they are spectacular mansions where they stay, which of course, they share for a certain part of the time with some family member, but it's them. The children speak Italian fluently. She also does interviews in Italian, and of course, her husband is Italian, so they go to Italy whenever they want, and as you very well said, they also have dual Italian passports. Yes. Well, let's put the images back up so that the people of Cuba can see these images. I repeat, thank you and thank you very much to all the Cubans who are so brave who pass this information to us, who send us photos, who send us videos, the videos we published of the crab three years ago, four years ago, four 4 years ago on a yacht and all that. That has been thanks to brave people, people who risk their lives so that the Cuban people understand and see what the lie is and what the shamelessness of this Castro family is. Look, look at the little house Mariela has. At another time, Fidel Castro would say that here, I don't know, 5 or 10 families could fit. Why didn't they tear this down like they did with so many houses? Mario, you're getting me going. That house has three bathrooms, six bedrooms. Okay, that's for, and only four people live there, so they have almost one bathroom per person and six bedrooms, and there are two that are extra, and let it be clear, meaning, I or three that are extra, I have nothing against a person having this, quite the opposite. I wish that prosperous, free Cubans, who can work, who can get ahead, who can build their businesses, had these houses. I am sure that this house belonged to someone before Mariela Castro arrived there, and that Mariela Castro, like her entire family, stole it, just as they stole many of their properties, many of their things from all Cubans. That is what they defend, that they are thieves who stole things that someone else built, that cost someone else their sacrifice, and that, well, those thieves do not want to let go of the loot, what they stole 67 years ago. There it is. Look, Mario. It is also important to say why this does not appear on Cuban television. Confilo, where is he? Why doesn't Humbertico López do a report on this? He who loves the truth so much, let him show this, let him go inside Mariela's house and show this. Humbertico, if you want the truth as you say and you pursue it, look at this, Humbertico. Yes, it's just that Vertigo wishes one day to be able to have a little house like that, and for that, you have to lick the boots of this whole family a lot, but we know that it will not go beyond being a bootlicker of the Castro family, and that he will never have a house like this, because this only reaches other levels, levels of the royal family or their vassals, because there is a series of vassals as well to whom some crumbs fall from the lords' table. Thank you very much, Luis Domínguez, for showing us once again the reality of the Castro family, these luxuries in which Mariela Castro lives, Mariela Castro's brother. By the way, in these photographs that I was preparing, I found the image of Mariela Castro's brother, the one who here, this is not here, of the one that practically no one wants to talk about anymore, Mariela Castro's brother, but María Castro's brother still holds relevant power in Cuba, and some tell me that yes, it's true, he is negotiating with the Crab, but the one behind it, and the one who puts all sorts of obstacles, except for negotiation with the United States, is precisely Raúl Castro's son, Alejandro Castro Espín, who is somewhat like the protector and the one who keeps the whole structure stable and who does not want control over the island to be lost. Luis, no, the shamelessness with which they live is incredible. And this is what they want to maintain. So, I don't think they want to get off the horse, as she says, because they put all of this at risk. In a normal Cuba, Mariela, for her honorable work, in quotes, as she says, would never have the money to occupy three plots in the most exquisite part of Havana, which is Atabey along with the small lake. So, this is what she defends, and she will say whatever is necessary to defend it. That's right. Thank you, Luis. Thank you all for tuning in. Leave your comment and please, what we ask of you most is to share this video with friends, with family, send it to everyone you can in Cuba, so they can see the reality of the Castro family, so they can see how these people have divided the island, so they can see how these people live like millionaires at the expense of the suffering and poverty of an entire people. That is why there is no money for thermoelectric plants, that is why there is no money for medicine, that is why there is no money for anything at all, because these ticks have sucked it all up. Thank you, Luis. Thank you, Mario.