| 1 EUR | 560.00 CUP | |
| 1 USD | 500.00 CUP | |
| 1 MLC | 405.00 CUP | |
| 1 CAD | 335.00 CUP | |
| 1 MXN | 28.83 CUP | |
| 1 BRL | 95.51 CUP | |
| 1 ZELLE | 489.84 CUP | |
| 1 CLA | 483.99 CUP |
elTOQUE Jurídico
Espacio de análisis y acompañamiento del proceso legislativo en Cuba. Con la asesoría de especialistas del Derecho, intentamos aportar a la educación cívica de la sociedad cubana e incentivar debates desde el principio y no en la meta.

Farm production in Cuba’s countryside is thinning out and state investment is minimal. However, in bureaucratic offices ideas abound for tightening control over the flow of foreign currency in the agricultural and forestry sector and over those who work the land.
Official discourse in Cuba has once again equated citizen protest with the right to complain, deeming any public demonstration outside the framework of “institutionality” as illegitimate.
Cuban authorities have once again extended a set of exceptional tariff benefits, established to ease the shortage of basic necessities and the energy crisis in the country.
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