Ricky Martin will join a new claim against the Government | Stage

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What happened in a warehouse in Ponce, Puerto Rico is an act of insensitivity, abuse and irresponsible irresponsibility. In the moments of greatest need of our people, those who assume they are the leaders have failed again. They have again lacked the most basic rights of human beings: water, roof, education, security … They did it with evil. There is no other explanation. But, among so much indignation and to everyone’s comfort, I see the people, ours, awake, attentive and above all, standing. Fighting, defending, caring for, protecting and giving away love throughout this treasure that is our Puerto Rico. In this video you can see a united people and I from here, celebrating such a solid and beautiful alliance with our friends of @SERPuertoRico. We join forces to bring well-being to those who need it most after the earthquakes in the south of my land. I’m with you. Feeling the pain and firm in defending what corresponds, what is worthy for all. I’m on my way to Puerto Rico. Very soon I will accompany you again in this claim of respect, justice and peace. There I see them, my island. P.S. And to all the volunteers who, without expecting anything in return, give everything for the well-being of their compatriots, THANK YOU.

A post shared by Ricky (@ricky_martin) on Jan 20, 2020 at 2:53 pm PST

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In the publication, he described the finding of supplies in a warehouse in Ponce – while thousands of Puerto Ricans pass need in the southwest of the Island – as an “act of insensitivity, abuse and irresponsible irresponsibility.”

“In the moments of greatest need of our people, those who assume they are the leaders have failed again,” he denounced. “The most basic rights of human beings have again been lacking: water, roof, education, security… They did it with evil. There is no other explanation. ”

“Between so much indignation and for everyone’s comfort, I see people, ours, awake, attentive and above all, standing. Fighting, defending, caring for, protecting and giving love throughout this treasure that is our Puerto Rico, ”he said.

The Puerto Rican singer was one of many who joined the demonstrations last summer, in which hundreds of thousands of Puerto Ricans demanded the departure of then Governor Ricardo Rosselló Nevares. Other artists who demonstrated at that time were Resident, Ednita Nazario, Kany García, Karla Monroig and Bad Bunny.