In a video posted on TikTok, the user @jesusdecuba has shared images of a bustling food fair in Santiago de Cuba, showcasing the prices of basic products that have captured the attention of many Cubans.
The event, held every weekend on one of the city's streets, has been described by the content creator as a place "full of people, as if it were carnival time."
The images depict various products with prices that reflect the current economic situation of the country.
According to the audiovisual material, bottles of oil are sold at 850 pesos at the fair, while a package of elbow macaroni costs 250 pesos and spaghetti is priced at 260 pesos. These prices highlight the inflation and high cost of food that impacts most Cubans.
The video has sparked a range of comments and opinions on social media, with users expressing their concerns about the rising prices of basic goods and the need for more affordable alternatives for families.
The food fair in Santiago de Cuba seems to have become a popular option for those seeking essential products, despite the high prices displayed.
Such scenes have become common in various parts of the country, reflecting the economic reality faced by the Cuban population.
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