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The Government Says It Increased State Workers' Salaries by 15% in One Year, but No One Notices.

Summary by diariodecuba.com

The government claims it has raised state-sector wages in one year, but hunger and poverty, as a result of inflation and neglect, continue to rise in Cuba.

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The Government Says It Increased State Workers' Salaries by 15% in One Year, but No One Notices.

The government claims it has raised state-sector wages in one year, but hunger and poverty, as a result of inflation and neglect, continue to rise in Cuba.

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The 15% Rise in Wages Is Reduced by Inflation of More than 18%

The official press highlights the territorial disparity, with the best salaries in Havana and the worst in Isla de la Juventud

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14ymedio.com broke the news in 15 hours ago on Friday, July 4, 2025.

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