Shocking! Rationed sugar sold to Cubans is disgustingly awful

From our Bureau of Top Sugar Producing Nations Turned Into Starving Sugarless Totalitarian Hellholes By Socialism

Once upon a time, B.C. (Before Castro) Cuba was the Sugar King of the world. Sugar and Cuba were as synonymous as Cigars and Cuba, or Rum and Cuba, or Mambo and Cuba, or Cha-Cha-Cha and Cuba, etc . . .

But there is no arguing that of all the things associated with Cuba, sugar was the undisputed king of kings.

Sixty-four years, six months, and sixteen days after Cuba became the personal property of the Castro dynasty and its minions, take a look at what the sugar doled out to Cubans by Castro, Inc. looks like. And read about how awful it is to use it, smell it, or taste it.

To add insult to injury, this disgusting sugar –the only kind available to 99% of Cubans — is rationed, like all other comestibles and essential products.

Place this item at the top of the list of crimes committed by Castro, Inc. and the list of horrors ignored by all those who praise the Cuban Revolution and its achievements.

Loosely translated from Cubanos Por El Mundo:

Cubans continue to denounce the terrible quality of the brown sugar that is sold by at their bodegas on the communist island.

Cuban journalist José Luis Tan Estrada spread on his social networks a complaint made by a Cuban in Camagüey that showed him the poor quality with which the product of the basic family basket arrived.

As he explained, this month’s brown sugar arrived “with humidity and a bad smell”, showing once again how the Castro dictatorship is not interested in the quality of the products they sell to ordinary Cubans.

“Thick, damp, and even bad-smelling, this is the sugar they sell us. No leader of this province cares about anything, if they have the refined and white one,” said a Cuban who goes by the name of Rosa, a resident of the La Caridad neighborhood, according to the Estrada report.

For her part, a Cuban mother assured that she does not have “with what to give milk to her children” given the poor quality with which the sugar is arriving from the warehouse.

Look, that sugar that they gave us in our warehouse looks like chocolate. How disgusting they are; How can I put this in my son’s milk,” said Martha, who is the mother of two children.

Complaints from Cubans were not long in coming, and most of them consider that this is a lack of respect on the part of the regime towards the people, since sugar does not even comply with adequate hygiene to be consumed.

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