CUBA NEWS
March 23, 2003

FROM CUBA
Newsdealers say sales of Cuban Party newspaper down considerably

HAVANA, March 19 (Moisés L. Rodríguez, Grupo Decoro / www.cubanet.org) - Six newsdealers in Havana say sales of Granma, the Communist Party newspaper, have gone down considerably since the middle of February.

One of them, who like the rest asked not to be identified, said that towards the middle of February his sales dropped by 20 papers every day. He said: "I get fewer now. Some days I only get 60 or 80, whereas before I used to get 120 to sell."

The others said their sales were down by similar numbers.

Both vendors and readers said the newspaper seems to be increasingly out of touch with their needs, focusing instead in problems around the globe.


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