CUBA NEWS
January 6, 2003

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Steep fines levied in Cuba on private produce vendors

HAVANA, January 2 (www.cubanet.org) - Inspectors of the National Taxation Office levied steep fines, which some called prohibitive, on more than 30 self-employed produce vendors at the Camagüey agricultural markets.

During the year-end holidays the government-run markets remained closed and the only places consumers could obtain produce were through these private vendors at agricultural markets.

"After the fines were levied," said one consumer, "the price of pork went to 30 pesos (just over one dollar) a pound."


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