From taxi drivers to tour guides, the collapse of Cuba’s tourism industry has left thousands struggling to get by.
From taxi drivers to tour guides, the collapse of Cuba’s tourism industry has left thousands struggling to get by.
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Havana, Cuba – In Havana’s Parque Central, a 19th-century square in the old city, taxi driver Rainier Hernandez stands next to his bubblegum-pink 1951 Chevrolet Deluxe, scanning hopefully for tourists.
The custom convertible was once popular with the millions of visitors who used to flow into Cuba every year.
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