Lis Cuesta PerazaWife of the Cuban ruler Miguel Diaz-CanelShe called her husband “the dictator of my heart” in a publication on her account at this Sunday. Twitter.
“He who is beautiful is! And moreover, inside and out: the dictator of my heart,” said the woman known as the First Lady of Cuba.
Photo: Shot by Lis Cuesta / Twitter
The language typical of a teenager and the use of the term “dictator” surprised many users of the network, who even wondered if this was a parody account.
“Let’s capture this ridiculous moment,” said a tweeter.
“Cuba, the only country in the world where politicians make better memes than memers,” commented another.
“I thought it was the parody account. How much vulgarity, for heaven’s sake!” Said one young woman.
“You shouldn’t tweet without lunch, ma’am,” they asked.
“The shoes pinch me, the stockings make me hot, and you’re the little dictator of my heart,” scoffed one Cuban, along with a photo of some shoes worn by Díaz-Canel’s wife to a cultural event, and that, quite clearly they were of no use to him.
End of March, Cuesta Peraza created a Twitter account and in a publication he dedicated a message of optimism to the people, a text strongly criticized by Cubans, who reminded him of the serious political, economic and migratory crisis that the country is going through.
“Good morning lovelys! Beautiful April begins, so many important dates! I wish you that we manage to jump over obstacles with joy!” he wrote.
On Twitter, Lis introduces herself as “Cuban, grandmother, revolutionary, teacher, coordinator of events and cultural tourism of the Cuban Ministry of Culture together with Miguel Díaz-Canel, unconditionally at the service of Cuba”.
It didn’t take long for her husband to greet her online, retweeting a post from Cuesta with a message from him: “Together in life, in revolutionary struggle and in love #VamosConTodo”.
So far, the First Lady’s account has 5,889 followers.
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