Students and teachers of the University of Camagüey have Russian language and grammar manuals at their disposal.
This, after a singular “donation” given by Professor Natalia Khomovich to Rector Santiago Lajes Choy.
The academic from the University of Pyatigorsk was the bearer of a “Roadmap for strengthening the interaction between both centers,” reports a note from the official Adelante newspaper.
Such literature arrives at the University of Camagüey just when there is a revival of the Cold War after the presence of a Russian fleet in the Bay of Havana.
This constitutes a marked provocation by the Havana regime, just a few days after Joe Biden’s government made other concessions to the dictatorship of Miguel Díaz-Canel.
In the opinion of Cuban-American influencer Alexander Otaola, Cuba is the US’s number 1 enemy because it serves as a platform for Russia and China.
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Otaola regretted that Cubans form long lines to observe the Russian ships. “This is a perfect time for everyone to take to the streets,” he stressed.
The Russian language and grammar manuals delivered at the UC are another attempt to indoctrinate young Cubans, whose sights are set on escaping repression and socialist misery, no matter what.
The note from the state newspaper specifies that Camagüey welcomes Russian students who take internships in the Faculty of Language and Communication and Economic Sciences.
“Thanks to this friendly country, to this great university, to its directors, professors and students, for opening this long path to strengthening international relations between both institutions,” said Khomovich.
The study material base was given on the occasion of “Russia Day”, last June 12.
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