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... Cuban laws . " was In spite of the enactment of this law , the United States sugar enterprises established in Cuba continued hindering the preparato- ry work of the 1961 harvest . The Revolutionary Government therefore forced to take ...
... Cuban laws . " was In spite of the enactment of this law , the United States sugar enterprises established in Cuba continued hindering the preparato- ry work of the 1961 harvest . The Revolutionary Government therefore forced to take ...
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... sugar at pres- ent and which is bound to be the greatest sugar importer of the world in the future , does not par- ticipate in the International Sugar Agreement . An even better example is the development of Cuban sugar sales to the ...
... sugar at pres- ent and which is bound to be the greatest sugar importer of the world in the future , does not par- ticipate in the International Sugar Agreement . An even better example is the development of Cuban sugar sales to the ...
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... sugar . But , for many years , sugar will continue be- ing the principal item of Cuban exportations and the main source of foreign exchange income . The Cuban policy stimulates the market Cuba needs to increase its in- come from ...
... sugar . But , for many years , sugar will continue be- ing the principal item of Cuban exportations and the main source of foreign exchange income . The Cuban policy stimulates the market Cuba needs to increase its in- come from ...
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