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Gulf Press > World > Video: Religious leaders advocate for change to address Cuba’s challenges in 2025
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Video: Religious leaders advocate for change to address Cuba’s challenges in 2025

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Last updated: 2025/01/04 at 10:26 AM
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Practitioners of Santería in Cuba are voicing their concerns about the troubling future of the country if authorities do not implement necessary changes. The Yoruba Cultural Association of Cuba recently held their annual ceremony where they warned of the need for rituals to prevent negative outcomes in the coming year. One of the major issues facing Cuba is the increase in violence and security concerns, which have been exacerbated by the ongoing economic crisis. The country is currently experiencing shortages, blackouts, and a surge in migration, prompting many to call for government reforms to address these pressing issues. Santería, the most practiced religion in Cuba, has its roots in African slave traditions and has spread to other countries such as the United States and Spain.

Santería has a long history in Cuba, dating back to the times of African slavery when enslaved people brought their religious practices with them to the island. Over the years, Santería has become deeply ingrained in Cuban culture and society, with many people practicing it alongside Catholicism. Today, Santería is the most widely practiced religion in Cuba, with millions of followers across the country. It is a complex religious system that combines elements of African spirituality with Catholicism, resulting in a unique and vibrant tradition that has captivated people both within and outside of Cuba.

The concerns expressed by practitioners of Santería in Cuba highlight the deep-seated issues facing the country, including the economic crisis that has hit the country hard. The shortages of basic necessities, such as food and medicine, coupled with frequent blackouts and a rise in migration, have created a sense of urgency for the government to take action. Many people in Cuba, including those practicing Santería, believe that changes are needed to address these pressing issues and prevent further deterioration of the country’s social and economic conditions. By voicing their concerns and calling for government reforms, practitioners of Santería are advocating for a better future for Cuba and its people.

In addition to the economic crisis, the increase in violence and security concerns in Cuba have also raised alarm among practitioners of Santería. The country has seen a rise in crime rates and acts of violence in recent years, creating a sense of fear and uncertainty among the population. Many people feel unsafe in their own communities and are calling on the government to take decisive action to address these security issues. The warnings issued by the Yoruba Cultural Association of Cuba during their annual ceremony serve as a reminder of the need for spiritual practices and rituals to protect the country from negative outcomes in the future.

Santería has a long tradition of using rituals and ceremonies to invoke spiritual forces and seek guidance and protection. Practitioners believe that through these practices, they can ward off negative energies and ensure a positive outcome in the coming year. The warnings issued by the Yoruba Cultural Association of Cuba are a reflection of the spiritual beliefs and practices that have sustained the Cuban people through difficult times. By turning to their religious traditions, practitioners of Santería are seeking solace and strength to navigate the challenges facing their country and protect themselves from harm. In times of crisis, people often turn to their faith for comfort and guidance, and the practitioners of Santería in Cuba are no exception.

As the most widely practiced religion in Cuba, Santería plays a significant role in the lives of millions of people across the country. Its rich cultural heritage and deep spiritual significance have made it a cornerstone of Cuban identity and society. The concerns raised by practitioners of Santería about the future of Cuba reflect the broader challenges facing the country and the urgent need for government action. By raising their voices and advocating for change, practitioners of Santería are demonstrating their commitment to creating a better future for Cuba and its people. As the country grapples with economic hardships and security concerns, the spiritual practices and beliefs of Santería continue to offer hope and strength to those who turn to them for guidance.

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