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A Cuban Farming Town Where “There Is No Life”
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The fact that potatoes and mangoes go bad in #Cuba is nothing new, but it's very painful for families who are increasingly reducing their food rations.
Cuba, which dazzled the world 66 years ago with a revolution promising social justice and sovereignty, today imports eggs from the Dominican Republic to feed its population. This figure illustrates the degree of deterioration suffered by an impoverished economy, lacking foreign currency, production, or effective solutions. The decline in tourism, the collapse of agricultural production, technological backwardness, and the new restrictions impose…
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