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Cuban immigrant makes a living washing cars after losing his documents in Mexico.

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Cuban family shows how to make extra money in the United States

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They try to evict a Cuban mother with two children in Miami: "They took away my air conditioning"

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Reborn in Miami: Cuban who was left homeless finds work in construction

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Havana government closes the Chinese market for "serious violations"

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Cuban in the United States talks about her first jobs: "You won't find it at home."

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United States Embassy in Cuba offers a job as a visa assistant.

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The 10 best companies to work for in the United States according to US News

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Miami Airport will have a new state-of-the-art cargo facility.

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Five jobs in Miami that do not require high education and offer good salaries

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Cubana shares how much she earns cleaning houses in the U.S.

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Government goes after "layabouts" in Santiago de Cuba: "They will go to every household"

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Opinion of Uruguayan workers about Cubans: "They take the jobs that we do not want."

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La Amy Winehouse cubana consigue nuevo trabajo en negocio privado de La Habana

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The young man who complained about scrubbing pots in the United States returns to Cuba.

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Cuban singing teacher goes viral for her offer to a domestic worker.

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Amelia Calzadilla finds work in Spain: "They value my knowledge and my effort."

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Message from a Cuban in the United States: "We came here to work, not to speculate."

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Medical student in Cuba and packager in the United States: "I should have come earlier."

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Cuban newcomer seeks work on the streets of Las Vegas.

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Update on Social Security Law in Cuba: Retirees back to work

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Miami Airport offers jobs with salaries between $50,000 and $70,000 a year.

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Prosecutors hang up their robes in Cuba: Staff of jurists decreases in Ciego de Ávila.

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A brigade of Cuban street sweepers collects snow in the streets of Moscow.

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Cuban youth drop out of school to work.

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Milei's government announces new economic measures: Dollar at $800 and drastic cuts in public spending.

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Cuban Amazon delivery driver knows no barriers in Miami

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U.S. Embassy in Cuba seeks mason

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Ciego de Ávila is left without government inspectors.

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The official press confesses: "In Cuba, having a degree means having nothing."

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