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Struggling Cuban chefs hold out for a brighter tomorrow by turning to locals

Many shops, cafes and hotels in Cuba have closed since January, when the United States imposed an oil embargo, starving the communist-ruled island of fuel for its power plants and vehicles.

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处境艰难的古巴厨师们为了更美好的明天,转而求助于当地人。

The El Balcon de los Hermanos restaurant in Havana remains open for business, even though it hardly gets any customers.

Opening a restaurant in a country where many are struggling to feed themselves and the electricity is more often off than on may seem foolhardy, to say the least.

Many shops, cafes and hotels in Cuba have closed since January, when the United States imposed an oil embargo, starving the communist-ruled island of fuel for its power plants and vehicles.

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