Popular Cuban actor Alejandro Cuervo continues to spark debate on social media for his visit to the United States, especially to Miami, the capital of Cuban exiles. He was recently seen posting relaxing photos on social media from a yacht during one of his trips around the beautiful South Florida city.
In the images he released, he can be seen sitting at the helm in different positions with a bottle of beer, with the beautiful Miami skyline in the background. Along with the snapshots, the host of the program "Entre Tú y Yo," who replaced Irela Bravo when she emigrated to the US, posted a message that many consider a dig at those who disagree with his presence in the City of the Sun.
"It's too short to live according to the expectations of others," Cuervo wrote, affirming his decision to live freely, paying no attention to the comments against him. At the same time, he sparked conflicting opinions among his followers, who on the one hand applauded his zest for life and on the other rejected his visit.
In a recent video shared on social media, the actor is greeted in Miami by a group of friends who welcome him with hugs, smiles, and raised glasses, demonstrating that he is enjoying a time of fun and relaxation.
However, his arrival in the United States has generated considerable controversy. Recently, many users on social media have questioned the decision to allow him to enter the country, at a critical time in immigration matters, where thousands of Cubans are facing deportation proceedings. A significant number of people criticize him for appearing to be aligned with the Cuban government, which has sparked intense debate.
On another occasion, the actor, who also owns a delicatessen in Havana, posted a video from the Flamingo Theater Bar featuring the singer known as El Niño y La Verdad. In the images, he can be seen hanging out with friends and fans, who were quick to take photos with him and Lazarito Valdés, who led the Bamboleo orchestra for many years.
One of those who reacted to Alejandro's arrival in Miami was Cuban presenter and influencer Alexander Otaola, who was quick to express his outrage. In his speech, the content creator mentioned the effectiveness of sanctions and immigration controls to prevent the entry of people linked to the communist regime, a recurring theme on the digital activist's agenda.
Otaola emphasizes that this visit represents a clear example of the flaws in the sanctions and immigration control system, since, according to him, all B1, B2, B3, B4, and CK visas have been canceled for people linked to the regime, yet these individuals are still able to enter without problems.
Cuervo's arrival has also been seen as a reflection of the reality faced by many Cubans, where family reunification and legal procedures are difficult, while politically connected individuals gain entry without major obstacles. This has led to a sense of frustration and distrust toward authorities and immigration processes.
