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Jobs & Employment
- ▸Cuba has a large state employment system — registration with your local Poder Popular office may connect you with state jobs.
- ▸Cuba has been expanding private sector (cuentapropistas) — small private businesses, restaurants (paladares), and services are legal.
- ▸Tourism remains a significant employer — tourism industry jobs may be arranged through state tourism agencies.
- ▸Agricultural work in cooperatives is available in rural areas.
- ▸Remittances are effectively a form of income for many Cubans — maintaining family connections abroad is economically important.
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