Raúl Guillermo Rodríguez Castro, better known as “El Cangrejo”, would be becoming rich at the expense of Cuban misery and the migration that it generates, since Raúl Castro’s grandson runs a business that buys the houses of Cubans who want to escape of the country at cheap prices and then sell them at a premium.
The information was shared by influencer Darwin Santana, who is in the middle of a series in which he interviews an alleged Castro colonel who, under condition of anonymity, has revealed many of the dirty laundry of the Cuban regime.
According to this second chapter of “The Coronel’s Leaks,” El Cangrejo has used his privileged position to accumulate a fortune through the island’s real estate sector, and they are currently in possession of eight residences, many of them with ocean views.
These properties were acquired and renovated with funds belonging to the State, exposing the diversion of resources carried out by those in power, who prefer to fill their pockets and profit instead of trying to help a people suffering from hunger and blackouts.
The influencer shared images of these homes, some of which have luxuries and sizes that could never be afforded by an ordinary Cuban, whose minimum wage is enough, in the best of cases, to put food on the table.
Recordings were also shared showing these homes being watched by the Castros’ bodyguards.
“They buy houses from people who are leaving, of course, they rent them and the only thing they do is profit, the house for free, the remodeling for free and the only thing they do is receive income,” said this colonel, who keeps his identity secret. because he continues to be active in State Security.
El Cangrejo, considered Raúl’s favorite grandson, seems to have learned well from the brother of the late dictator Fidel Castro, continuing the family tradition of plundering the Island of everything they can with total impunity thanks to the fact that they themselves are the ones in control. the Cuban Armed Forces.
Raúl Guillermo is the fruit of the former president’s eldest daughter, Deborah Castro Espín, and Luis Alberto Rodríguez López-Callejas, who was at the head of the GAESA business conglomerate until he died in 2022.
With that family history, it was no surprise to anyone that El Cangrejo emerged as one of the most powerful men on the Island, which seems to be the Castros’ personal bank.
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