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Cuba and its Paradoxes: Cienfuegos Housing Office Ceiling

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The collapse of the roof at the Palmira Housing Office reflects the housing crisis in Cuba. Only 65% of housing is in good condition, and the deficit reaches 800,000 households.

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Cuba and its Paradoxes: Cienfuegos Housing Office Ceiling

The collapse of the roof at the Palmira Housing Office reflects the housing crisis in Cuba. Only 65% of housing is in good condition, and the deficit reaches 800,000 households.

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CiberCuba broke the news in 8 days ago on Friday, February 14, 2025.

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Cuba and its Paradoxes: Cienfuegos Housing Office Ceiling

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