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April 19, 2006
 

FROM CUBA
Crackdown of street vendors continues

HAVANA, April 18 (Jaime Leygonier / www.cubanet.org) - Authorities are cracking down on street vendors in the capital in the hopes of eradicating them before September's meeting here of the Non-Aligned Movement, according to a police officer involved in the activities.

The crackdown is most evident in Old Havana and other areas of the capital most visited by tourists.

A policeman who detained three blind vendors near the Gran Cinema told them their sales were illegal and the government couldn't afford to have such activities taking place during the Non-Aligned meeting.

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