A Cuban national identified as Osvaldo Perdomo has tragically lost his life in a traffic accident in the United States, where he worked as a truck driver. The incident was reported by Cuban activist Yenney Caballero on her Facebook page, though she did not provide further details.
In an emotional post, Caballero praised Perdomo's dedication to animal welfare. She noted that he always offered his support whenever she posted about cases of animal abandonment or abuse. "He would tell me, 'Sister, count on me,' and in every complex case, he would extend his hand to help animals in need," she explained.
In February, a 55-year-old Cuban truck driver was identified in a fatal traffic incident that also claimed the life of a Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) officer. Additionally, in 2023, another Cuban truck driver was arrested by Texas police on charges of involuntary manslaughter related to a traffic accident in September, which resulted in one fatality.
Maikel Alpízar Espinosa, aged 44 and residing in Houston, was taken into custody on November 2nd. He was accused of being responsible for a collision on September 22, 2023, on Highway 6 in Valley Mills, located in McLennan County, which resulted in the death of another driver, according to a statement from the Valley Mills Police Department.
Key Questions About Cuban Truckers and Traffic Accidents
In light of the tragic incidents involving Cuban truck drivers in the United States, here are some frequently asked questions to provide more context and understanding.
Who was Osvaldo Perdomo?
Osvaldo Perdomo was a Cuban truck driver who tragically lost his life in a traffic accident in the United States. He was known for his dedication to animal welfare.
What is known about the February accident involving a Cuban trucker?
In February, a 55-year-old Cuban truck driver was involved in a fatal accident that also resulted in the death of a Florida Highway Patrol officer.
What charges were brought against Maikel Alpízar Espinosa?
Maikel Alpízar Espinosa was arrested on charges of involuntary manslaughter for his involvement in a traffic accident on September 22, 2023, in Valley Mills, Texas, which resulted in the death of another driver.