The Cuban regime opened a new virtual store in dollars that offers construction, assembly, repair and maintenance services, technological and energy, automotive, among others.
A note published by the Cimex Corporation, of the military conglomerate GAESA, on Facebook, reports that the new "International Virtual Store" is called "Service cloud", will operate in Havana and "will provide a wide range of construction, assembly, repair and maintenance, technological and energy, automotive, advertising, tourist and real estate accommodation and leasing, and gastronomic services."
Through the portalhttps://nubedeservicios.com Customers can currently access 14 active services, which will be gradually expanded, the note details.
He claims that the offer differs from thecuban market "for its competitive and attractive prices."
The application offers state business services andforms of non-state management(FGNE).
However, when consulting the offer, it appears, for example, that the installation of Air Conditioning has an initial cost of 24.72 USD; but the advertisement clarifies that "this installation cannot be contracted directly, we need to take measures and evaluate each case before giving you your budget."
Likewise, the installation of Refrigeration Equipment starts at $55.61 USD, and it is clarified that the "installations of cold chambers and large-format refrigeration systems for refrigerators" will be the responsibility of the FGNE.
The platform has a section called “Contact” for any complaint or claim, details the CIMEX post.
Determined to hoard all possible dollars, at the beginning of December the Cuban regime opened another dollar store to sell household appliances online in Havana.
The contracting of services in thesestores can be done from outside, which allows the government to collect through online purchases, with foreign currency. They insist that only in this way can the economic crisis that the country is going through be overcome.
Cubans on the island ask "when the regime will begin to pay them in that currency."
"They really surpass themselves. What a lack of respect for the people when they do not pay salaries in USD. Really all the martyrs and heroes who gave their lives for this country must be outraged with this Caribbean perestroika and glasnot," said an Internet user in the comments section .
Meanwhile, the stores in MLC are out of stock and the people no longer know where to buy basic necessities and everything they really need to survive, between shortages, inflation and the devalued currency.
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