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| This revolutionary looking
guy is actually a dancer. Look for him during the day in the vicinity of
the cathedral where he hangs with his wife. |
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A true believer of the revolution.
I spent two hours with this guy learning about how the Soviets won World
War II without help from the Allies. |
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| The Historian of the University
of Havana. He's been around a long time. He even knew Hemingway. |
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Just watching the world go
by from her door. |
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Retired, I'm sure.
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Prostitution is increasingly
a problem in Cuba. |
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| The president of an
agricultural collective. |
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A farmer at an agricultural
collective. |
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| Esteban Morales, an economist
at the University of Havana's Center for the Study of the U.S. |
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I met the young man, Alberto,
on the street. He had just moved to Havana and was jobless. He took me
home and his wife fixed me lunch. |
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| Here's Alberto's daughter,
who had just turned four. They had pictures of her at birth, one week,
one month, two months, etc., etc. Because Alberto was jobless, they had
no money to have her photographed for her birthday, so I took a bunch and
sent them from home. I hope they got there. |
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Rich Cubans eating at a fancy
restaurant. |
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