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Originally Posted by IdoraKeeper
Just curious, how many of the folks posting would like to be able to make a trip to Cuba without all the current restrictions. If you object to the government in Cuba, is the current US policy helping the people of Cuba? Are Cubans in Cuba really an enemy we should not trade with? With a little trade a Cuban might be able to buy a Chevy Volt, or a Whopper with cheese or a new window from Home Depot. Nothing succeeds like success. I think it would be a marvelous cruising destination.
Cheers
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The first item they would buy from Home Depot would be screens for their windows. Other items hard to find in Cuba include walking shoes,shaving razors,cigarette lighters, underware, bras, tampons or sanitary napkins, socks, jeans, sunglasses, medicine, toothpaste, dental floss, rain jackets, quality tools, baby items.
I bought $20 of items from
Key West Salvation Army and had to pay Cuban
Customs 100%
import duty ($280.00), before I could give them to a Cuban friend.