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Living in Cuba means you lack almost everything we take for granted. Food is rationed and every family gets a ration book in which items are checked off when picked up. I was surprised to learn that a family of four gets one chicken a month and one liter of oil. They lack aspirin, appliances, dependable cars, underwear, and quality food.
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Since hotels are owned by the Cuban government, staying in them as an American is considered funding the Cuban government, and not allowed. Your work-around here is by staying in 'casas particolares' or airbnbs, and this is quite easy and they are plentiful and cheap. There is a special exchange levy placed on American dollars of 10%, as.
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This is just a very small glimpse of what life over there is, but the main thing I saw in Cubans was just a lack of motivation. Most people in Havana are extremely friendly, but they are only like this to get money out from you. It's tiring that they are constantly trying to swindle you.
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The immigration system is woefully underdeveloped because they process people going out, not in. Unless you already have a PHD in medicine or something expect to have an astronomically underpaying job and even a doctor makes around 20$ a month.
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Living conditions in Cuba under Communist rule have long been precarious, but today, deepening poverty and hopelessness have set off the largest exodus from the Caribbean island nation since.
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Excluding the tourist spots, Cubans can get a cup of coffee for .04 cents, buy a sandwich for .08 cents, a pizza for .28 cents, an ice cream for .04 cents, a shared taxi for .40 cents, a beer for $1, a bottle of rum for $2, and the list goes on….
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Cuba is the largest Caribbean country and also the westernmost island of the Greater Antilles. The tropical climate is moderated by trade winds, making expat life in Cuba quite enjoyable. Throughout the dry season, lasting from November to April, expats moving to Cuba might experience droughts.
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The life in Cuba is not very pleasant, it is actually terrible for the Cuban people, the scarcities are part of the daily life, and it is not just now, it has been like that since 1959. The main issue is that as a socialist/comunist country, the government controls the means of production, so everything that you do is control by the government.
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You aren't going to find anyone in Cuba commenting here. From Cuba, maybe, but not in. I visited for a week about a decade ago.. r/Music — Reddit's #1 Music Community — "Life is a song, love is the music." Members Online. Small music venues fight to keep prices affordable as inflation eats into profits
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What is Cuba Really Like? Busting the Tourist Myth By Victoria Philpott October 16, 2023 What is Cuba like for a holiday? I often get asked this. I feel like Cuba is the most mysterious of all the Caribbean islands, yet, still, it draws people in.
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Havana: The Cultural and Political Center. Havana is Cuba's capital, located in the northwest of the island at the Gulf of Mexico. With just over 2.14 million inhabitants, it is also the largest city, not only in the country but also in the Caribbean. Havana, also known as the "Gateway to the Gulf of Mexico", attracts expats and tourists.
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34 Friendly-Law-4529 • 1 yr. ago • Edited 1 yr. ago Life in Cuba is difficult. Education is free and mandatory until 9th or 12th grade. I don't dare to say it's the best education people should have but we learn how to read and write with more or less bad spelling.
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The 19th century saw Cuba's struggle for independence, culminating in the Spanish-American War of 1898, which granted the island its freedom under American protectorate. The mid-20th century.
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Cuba is the largest Caribbean island, located between the Caribbean Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean. From the 15th century, it was a colony of Spain until the Spanish-American War of 1898, when Cuba was occupied by the United States and gained nominal independence as a de facto United States protectorate in 1902.
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• 6 yr. ago I spent 6 weeks in Cuba last summer, 4 of them studying spanish in a university course offered to foreigners (through my local "friends of Cuba-association). I can tell you some of my anecdotal impressions.