@@TripperTours Muito bem amigo, parabéns, isso é o comunismo, a derrota de qualquer povo, triste, chegam de mansinho, dão migalhas para o povo, perseguem os opositores políticos, os riscam do mapa, e se instalam permanentemente no poder, depois é só decadência de tudo no país, investidores saem do país, empresas fecham ou quebram, e tudo vai de mau a pior, até virar uma nação completamente miserável, Brasil a caminho desse destino, entretanto a diferença é que sofremos um golpe nas urnas.
I have visited Cuba seven times. I love the culture and the people. Cuba is one of the few places I have visited where I feel I can walk down smaller streets and not get mugged.
Looooool, You must not have traveled to a lot of places outside Latin America period as most dangerous non safe countries (if you don't count war zones, in essence just Betty and regular crimes) are Mostly there where most of the world is safer
@@Esme-vg1xb Hay países que están peores. Y hay países que también tienen problemas. Fíjense que en USA la sanidad es privada y muy cara. Hay personas viviendo en la calle (pero vivos) porque el coste de una operación quirúrgica se avaló con la casa de la que era dueña/o y al no tener trabajo la Clínica privada le arrebató la casa. Yo iría a vivir a USA si tuviera 20 años pero muchísimo mejor a un país nórdico o a Holanda o incluso Reino Unido para formar un grupo musical. Y a Cuba si estuviera jubilado pues es mucho más barato que USA y tengo garantizada asistencia sanitaria
@@YodadeCai El problema de Cuba es triste.... Les han robado la vida, a 3 generaciones y eso no tiene perdón..... Sabemos quién y como.... Otra cosa muy diferente son , los problemas de otros paises, .... Que tienen muchos y graves. La sanidad, la seguridad, bienestar social, pobreza.. Europa lo está sufriendo..... Espero, no terminar como Cuba. Aunque cada día somos menos libres..
I haven't heard that accent in decades! I was born in Cuba and I don't know if I'll ever return there. Thank you for that virtual tour. If I ever go back to Cuba I'll know what to expect.
I dont need to know or see that every place in the world has a good side and a bad side only dumb embeciles believe what the media says or that a place its all bad or all good....
I love this style of travel video. Love love love it. No narration, just the sounds of the environment and an honest and real walk through the city. Thank you!
really good video.. thanks for it.. . beautiful broken country... you see the hard life in the face of the people ...most people looks not happy or relax... ,
You ve been ever in US american Slums beside this beautiful City Centers? Did you speak with People without a health insurance in one of the richest Countries? So, the question is, what is happiness and a good life?
I forgot to add in my original comment, that this is an extremely interesting video/documentary. I love the high definition simple walk without any narration of any kind and you simply using the captions. It reminds me of the “Virtual Japan” YT channel. This is really well done and presents a positive light on Cuba, and more importantly, the Cuban people themselves. Well done and fantastic video! Thank you for this and forgive me for not mentioning this in my original comment.
Excellent current video of life in Old Havana. There are many good travel tips here! It would be helpful for many, to see them all listed in the description . Thanks for posting this interesting video! 🤩
Todo se ve sucio y pobre falto de higiene al parecer hay mucha pobreza es real.osolo propaganda negativa?si es real habría que aplaudir al comunismo por su CAPACIDAD DE ENGAÑAR AL PUEBLO .
What’s crazy, is that while it is so trashed today, you can tell it used to be wealthy and have all these amazing buildings. To see it during its heyday would have been something else!
I'm 47, a skilled trade worker, and I actually live in a major city. Not everyone who disagrees with your thick-headed ass is a zoomer. I'm not saying that everything is great in Cuba. Obviously US embargos have wrecked the place in many ways. I'm just saying this looks like a nice enough place. Maybe you need streets full of white people and shiny new walmarts to feel comfortable. Not my problem.@@GriffinTracker
@@ohwowawesomegreat No. It’s looks very bad. Every building is destroyed. The roads are basically turning back into dirt, and the trash piles are at every corner. Awful. This isn’t an America vs Cuba post. It’s just the truth. Cuba is trashed and it’s sad for the people due to their government. I hope they are able to fix it. And yes, some big US cities ran by a certain group of people are trashed as well, but not nearly that bad. If you think they are worse, then it just shows that you’ve never actually been to either place.
I love this style of travel video. Love love love it. No narration, just the sounds of the environment and an honest and real walk through the city. Thank you!
But but you can live in a slum for FREE..!! I bet their "health care" is far more advanced than the Mayo Clinic. What a paradise..no wonder so many Cubans have risked their lives trying to escape on rafts made from scrap wood.
_As you are Italian, I suggest you to go visit the Vatican, and ask the Jesuit Pope Bergoglio, _*_WHAT_*_ he did to help Cuban people to get rid of the _*_murderous and enslaving claws of the Castro Brothers_*_ , since his last visit dedicated to the tyrant in 2015, who died in 2016._
Hallo,sehr gute Darstellung,das ist genau das Gegenteil was bei uns in den Medien präsentiert wird! Da immer strahlende hübsche Frauen,Autos,tolle Baars und Häuser usw.Ihr zeigt hier die schwere des Lebens.Gr.Klaus M.
They look very poor, healthy and happy. They don't need Hollywood to be happy! Here, in North America, we look wealthy, sick and sad. We need the clowns of Hollywood; otherwise we die of boredom .
Nice video. I loved watching the people in the streets going on with their day to day business. The fresh fruit looks delicious. I'm scratching my head on the flowers but I do know the Cubans are a passionate people. We definitely have to visit.
the images are the true side of Havana.....but still an amazing city with welcoming people. And the night life on rooftop bars, drinking and smoking Cubans....the best. Can't wait to go back for another visit
Also Cuba has a higher literacy rate than the US. Maybe because they provide public college education so people don't have to go into debt with student loans in the first place? With the US being one of the richest nations, and no embargo, what's the excuse for its failures?
@@silvercloud1641 the literacy shit you're talking about is only to worship the government, in schools that's the only thing they read and learn communism shit , they don't read or learn what they want they read and learn what they are forced to 🤦♂
@@joeredman9354 I already know this, I was trying to see if the person was a bot or not by asking a question. If you watch the video, this influencer was talking about how great Cuba is and their healthcare, which is laughable.
I have been there and this is a great video. The streets are in bad shape, when walking around chance of tripping/falling are high. Great people there it was interesting to visit. The electricity and water was spotty where I was staying.
Que suciedad,que no hay nadie que levante tanta basura?imagino los malos olores y con ese calor,mucha gente en las calles feas,edificios cayendose,y la gente trabaja?
@@SergioDeLaRosa-lr8djyeah, seems to be the only way of the rich countries don't live a luxury life from the others hard work. And it's them freedom and them way. No-one tells them what to do. What you can't see in the video is that they have one of the best health care sistem in the world and as well one of the best scholar sistem in the world.... Good quality and free access for everyone.
@@SergioDeLaRosa-lr8dj Hola Soy cubano, le explico la razón, desde que Cuba perdiera el 70% de su mercado en 1991 la situación se fue deteriorando, para los 2000 comenzó a mejorar, las cosas iban muy bien después de la vista de Obama a Cuba, muchos abrieron nuevos negocios y la economía comenzó a mejorar hasta que llegó Trump y empujado por la derecha cubana americana de Miami, impuso 243 medidas que reforzaron el bloqueo que ya existía y que Obama no pudo quitar del todo, luego llegó la pandemia y el turismo descendió muchísimo y para rematar antes de dejar el cargo Trump incluyó a Cuba en la lista de los países que patrocinan el terrorismo, eso terminó con las pocas relaciones comerciales que tenía el país, ahora se vive una escases generalizada y los dirigentes del estado deben decidir si se utiliza el poco petróleo que consigue el país para las plantas eléctricas de los Hospitales o los camiones de basura, y así con todo...
Dove c è povertà,la gente si aiuta,si cerca( giustamente) di vivere meglio possibile,e comunque la gente si accontenta delle belle cose che Dio da a tutti: allegria,amicizia,sole,mare,musica..😊
If you compare Cuba with neighbors countries you will notice that people in Cuba are more secure and relax even thought this country has been in sanction for more than 70 years. this proves that communist is the only system that answer people's needs and happiness. @@nunzioaiello
It makes me feel sad the conditions that my country is in not at all the way I left her in 1959. But my childhood memories and dreams are still there since then my heart longs for her.
@ caridadperez1781 I worked with & got to know Cuban refugees, heard their stories before & after Castro. What they, their friends & family had to endure just to get out. Not to mention their hopes of one day being able to return to the country they once knew & loved. Cuban refugees make good American citizens. They know from experience the evils of communism.
@@TheMonstertone - At first I thought it was a video from California, but then I realized that it looks a lot better there nowadays, and there was never any communism there.
many cubans wish they never had communism i know that. one day i am hoping communism is gone in cuba then the people will live better & the country of cuba would be better improved & better. we can only pray for them in cuba & hope that day comes to pass one day.
@@mrshaw9201 my favourite is Club Kawama in Varadero around 30 times...But I have been all over withing 1 hour drive from Varadero, Been to Cienfuegos, Sancti Spiritus, Santa Clara, had a canchanchara in Trinidad , that city is bad for car wheel bearings...lol.....and a few more
It's always so much trash on the streets? This is shocking. The citizens throw the trash at the right place, but it's not collected often enough. It looks like Cairo in Egypt.
Superb video! I feel like part of my soul comes from Cuba. I like the mix and shades of different colors of people. I love the harmony. I have been to Europe and seen very clean and orderly streets but have never felt at home the way I feel when I watch the streets of Cuba. I just love Cuba the way it is and hope to visit this wonderful country in my lifetime. It touches my heart in a special way.❤❤❤
Люди прекрасно выглядят. Одеты многие красиво, очень чистенькие, стройные. Девушка, которая стоит одна, вообще очень оригинально одета.Редко увидишь полных людей. Жаль, что коммунальные организации не вывозят мусор. Страны, которые оказались в экономической блокаде, должны объединиться и помогать друг другу. Vivat Cuba!❤❤❤
Is this the result of the American blockade on Cuba? USA seems to be a real democracy and freedom. Unless someone else wants to do it in an other way. 🙈🙉🙊 I see everithing. I hear everything. I tell everything. 💋 All rights reserved.
Is this the result of the American blockade on Cuba? USA seems to be a real democracy and freedom. Unless someone else wants to do it in an other way. 🙈🙉🙊 I see everithing. I hear everything. I tell everything. 💋 All rights reserved.
Now that you see this poverty, where everything is owned by the State or government you know why. They blame everything on the Embargo. Even though they can trade with anyone. VIVA CUBA LIBRE
Is this the result of the American blockade on Cuba? USA seems to be a real democracy and freedom. Unless someone else wants to do it in an other way. 🙈🙉🙊 I see everithing. I hear everything. I tell everything. 💋 All rights reserved.
Super enjoyable video. TY so much for sharing. Not sure why you called it "The CUBA they don't want you to see". I've been to Cuba >15 times and this is just the way it looks in Havana and Santiago. Getting to more rural spots is greener and fresher of course. The cities are crumbling. Everyone sees that all the time. BTW Canadian credit cards work in Cuba and Canadians make up about 40% of tourists - if you are in spots that use credit of course, which is not many. Again, fabulous walking tour of Havana. :)
Is this the result of the American blockade on Cuba? USA seems to be a real democracy and freedom. Unless someone else wants to do it in an other way. 🙈🙉🙊 I see everithing. I hear everything. I tell everything. 💋 All rights reserved.
Excelente video, yo fui en 1985 en plan de buceo a los alrededores de la Isla de Pinos, bellas inmersiones y buen trato humano, obvio me faltó conocer mas de su gente y muchas poblaciones, Cuba en general ha sido oprimida por no dejarse de los EEUU, sin embargo el pueblo Cubano ha sobrevivido tanto a presiones externas como internas, quizá no tenga el mejor gobierno, pero es su gobierno y deben ser respetado su gobierno como su gente por todos los países del mundo, les guste o no, viva Cuba por siempre!! Gracias por compartir este video de la Havana vieja, Saludos y bendiciones
Is this the result of the American blockade on Cuba? USA seems to be a real democracy and freedom. Unless someone else wants to do it in an other way. 🙈🙉🙊 I see everithing. I hear everything. I tell everything. 💋 All rights reserved.
Sorry, but, am I watching the same video as you?, cause, all I see is poverty and filth, similar to India, I agree that cubans are a beautiful people, and that's all
Cuba is a dictatorship that uses terror and propaganda to repress its people. It arrests citizens, deprives them of the most basic human rights, silences them, and confronts families using extortion and threats. The regime's constant practices of illegal imprisonment, the personal destruction of political dissidents and the limitation of fundamental rights have nothing to do with any blockade or embargo, but everything to do with the totalitarian communist dictatorship. All the propaganda that tries to cover up the Cuban dictatorship is based on two lies: the non-existent “embargo” and the alleged excellent “public health”. Cuba only suffers from one embargo: that of the dictatorship against its people, which limits the import of food, medicine, the use of the internet and the freedom to travel. We saw the evidence this week, when the regime “temporarily lifted” restrictions on food and medicine imports. Dismantling the lie about the so-called excellent Cuban public services is easy. Just go to Cuba to see. The healthcare system that the regime advertises so much is a bankrupt and dilapidated system that only provides quality service to wealthy foreigners and the regime's leaders. Cuba suffers from “the most expensive free healthcare in the world”, as I was told in Havana. The myth of healthcare quality has been debunked many times. María Werlau, from the NGO Archivo Cuba (Cuba Archive), explained that “health in Cuba is terrible for ordinary citizens. There is an apartheid that favors the ruling elite and foreigners who pay in dollars”, and it has been demonstrated that “the Cuban health system lacks transparency and capacity”. Its health policies have not only not yielded good results, but also limit patients' basic rights; “It’s hardly a model to follow.” Anyone who travels to Cuba can see that the oft-repeated “non-existence of child malnutrition” that some say UNICEF shows is a lie and only masks a regime that still uses ration cards and poverty as tools to keep the population under its boots. . However, UNICEF never stated that Cuba had ended child malnutrition, but that the “incidence of underweight children fell to 4%”, a record that was beaten by Costa Rica and Chile, for example, which reached 1% . “Tracking Progress in Child and Maternal Nutrition: A Survival and Development Priority” (UNICEF, November 2009, p. 102 et seq.) Clearly shows how other countries have done significantly better than Cuba. The real data on infant mortality is twice the official figure and much worse than in countries like Chile or Costa Rica, according to studies (for example, “Infant Mortality in Cuba: Myth and Reality”, by Roberto M. Gonzalez). The embargo myth is even more hilarious. The non-existent embargo is a lie that serves as a pretext to cover up the dictatorship. Cuba's international trade to GDP was 27 percent of GDP in 2020, compared to, for example, Brazil's, which is 32 percent. Its exports represent 14.5% of GDP, compared to 16% in Brazil (World Bank data). The United States is Cuba's ninth largest trading partner, with 3% of imports. Cuba has more than twenty-seven bilateral treaties with more than ninety countries and exports to Canada (22 percent), China (21 percent), Venezuela (13 percent), Spain (11 percent), the Netherlands (7 percent) percent), Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, Cyprus (2 percent each) and France (1 percent), among others (Cuban Statistical Office, 2020 ed.). US food and agricultural exports to Cuba increased 74.7% in March 2021, an annualized increase of 54.3% (Cuba Trade). Cuba, in turn, imported in 2020 from Venezuela (oil at cost or free), China, Spain, Russia, Mexico, Italy, Argentina, Brazil, the United States and Germany, among others. Nice “embargo”! The only thing Cuba has is an embargo on items that the dictatorial regime uses for military purposes. What the left hides about the embargo: the embargo was implemented in 1958 under the Batista regime to limit arms sales. The 1960 embargo on U.S. exports to Cuba did not include food or medicine. Since 2000, there has not been any type of embargo on United States exports, whether of food or medicine. More than ninety North American multinationals have exported to Cuba since 2001. Since 2014, sixty North American companies have operated directly in Cuba (Cuba Trade Economic Council) Cuba exported US$14.9 million worth of goods to the United States and imported US$176.8 million in 2020, according to the American State Department. Imports and exports to China are also particularly important. The United States is the largest supplier of food and agricultural products to Cuba, according to the State Department, with exports of these products valued at US$220.5 million in 2018.
Absolutly great video. Made me feel I were right there and in quaters that might be hard to find for the average tourist... thank you so much for this experience.
Is this the result of the American blockade on Cuba? USA seems to be a real democracy and freedom. Unless someone else wants to do it in an other way. 🙈🙉🙊 I see everithing. I hear everything. I tell everything. 💋 All rights reserved.
My friends have been to Cuba 3 times now. Of all the places they've visited Cuba is by far their favourite. The people, food, atmosphere... & your video is a wonderful insight into the what they've told me.
They are too poor to go anywhere else and this place would treat them like kings to get every dollar they can from them. Poor places like Cuba is where you vacation if you dont have money.
I have visited Cube in febuary 2020 and stay in new habanna at a flat of a local family. At First it was a Little Bit creepy but the family and the area around the flat was Great and the people were friendly and Kind. At First the neighbors were a Little Bit confused that we tourist stayed there, but at certain time they greeted us and started some small conversations with us. It was a Great trip to cuba and would do it any time again.❤
I really enjoyed watching this video, I couldn't help but notice what good physical condition the people in Cuba seem to be, but I also didn't see a lot of smiles. Thanks for the tour it's the first time I've ever really seen Cuba.
Because they don't eat processed crap, they have a lot of sun, they help each other despite their poor existence. And they love music and dancing. Greetings from Poland to the Cubans! :)
I have never visited a country where it it's historical beauty still shines through in spite of its desperate need for investment, nor have I met more welcoming, friendly and hospitable people
Is this the result of the American blockade on Cuba? USA seems to be a real democracy and freedom. Unless someone else wants to do it in an other way. 🙈🙉🙊 I see everithing. I hear everything. I tell everything. 💋 All rights reserved.
@@BillSawyers-w8i That's a communist lie. They trade 20,000 million of dollars every year with 152 countries around the world. Cuban government is to blame.
Returning to Havana in about three weeks. One of the most fascinating parts of the city is the wall art, the spray painted faces and cartoons located all over the city. I have hundreds of photos of the creativity of the people of Havana
Olha mostrou uma realidade sem tentar impingir nada em nossa cabeça. Dentro de 1 ano pretendo visitar. Bom conhecer essa realidade. Vou pela Tripper pode apostar
Cuba es unas 10 millones de veces aproximadamente mas seguro que cualquier pais del Continente Americano. En el mismo minuto que aqui asaltan a una persona y se llevan su celular estan matando a 50 en los demas paises.
Lo que a Ud. AMA es al comunismo que se encarga de destruir países , joder a la gente , quitarles la libertad , , impedirles que viajen y salgan de ese estercolero en el que han convertido , al que en otra época fue de los mejores países con un alto nivel de vida , mire en lo que se ha convertido . gracias a a la dictadura de los canallas comunistas , apoye a todos esos grupos de resistencia que son perseguidos por repudiar a sus carceleros comunistas , por solo buscar libertad y progreso.
Great video. There are many comments describing the the wonderful experience of visiting Cuba and the positives taken away from the wonderful people they came across. But it is very different to visit a place versus living there. What we enjoy for a few days would not be the same if we were "stuck" there forever. So that distinction is notable. Also, I have seen images in the United States that look very much like those seen in this video, so it is fair to point that out. However, keep in mind that here in the US, you have a choice to forge a path toward a successful end, so that you do not have to walk next to rubble on your way to work every day. It's true that some don't or won't choose that path, but that's on them. I am not sure what choices the people of Cuba truly have. (Unless they can play baseball). Remember, the wonderful human spirit that defines so many Cubans who make do with what they have, and described in these comments, can also be found in all parts of the world, even in the US, where people can choose to make the best of their situation and strive for their best life. It is important that people everywhere should always have that opportunity, and not left to feel as if they are "stuck on an island".
¡ Excelente conclusión !, es muy diferente ser turista que vivir la vida miserable que vivimos en Cuba. Los cubanos desean emigrar y buscar oportunidades en otros lares poque aquí en Cuba el derecho a la libertad no existe.
Uh no, if you're born into a poor ghetto in poverty in the United States its extremely hard to get out of that position, none of that is your "choice" nor is that "on you". As usual, Americans don't have the slightest clue about countries like Cuba, which is still a functioning nation despite being subject to brutal US sanctions for decades.
Yeah, which city in America is it that you can walk all over the place and not see homeless folks all over the place, drug addicts sleeping it off on the sidewalk, assorted criminal activity, surveillance cameras out the wazoo...
I've seen videos on TH-cam of places in the U.S. that look just as bad but worse because they have a whole bunch of drug addicts walking around like zombies or passed out on the street. The type of areas that look like you'd get a disease just from being there. Places that if you visited you'd have to run through instead of walkthrough. One such place is 149 Street and Third Avenue, Bronx, NY (my old neighborhood😢) where everyday it looks like they are filming scenes for Zombie apocalypse movies.
I’m an American. I’ve been to Cuba. It’s a wonderful country filled with warm and friendly people.
I, German, visited Varaderoe and Havanna 1998.
Thanks for the reply. Rock on
I didn't know I was going to walk the streets of Havana this afternoon, thank you. Wonderful quality video and sound recording.
You are welcome
@@TripperTours Muito bem amigo, parabéns, isso é o comunismo, a derrota de qualquer povo, triste, chegam de mansinho, dão migalhas para o povo, perseguem os opositores políticos, os riscam do mapa, e se instalam permanentemente no poder, depois é só decadência de tudo no país, investidores saem do país, empresas fecham ou quebram, e tudo vai de mau a pior, até virar uma nação completamente miserável, Brasil a caminho desse destino, entretanto a diferença é que sofremos um golpe nas urnas.
I have visited Cuba seven times. I love the culture and the people. Cuba is one of the few places I have visited where I feel I can walk down smaller streets and not get mugged.
Pero a los Cubanos no les gusta eso. Los Cubanos quieren ser libres, trabajar y comer....comer ..comer
Han destruido 3 generaciones.
Looooool, You must not have traveled to a lot of places outside Latin America period as most dangerous non safe countries (if you don't count war zones, in essence just Betty and regular crimes) are Mostly there where most of the world is safer
@@Esme-vg1xb Hay países que están peores. Y hay países que también tienen problemas. Fíjense que en USA la sanidad es privada y muy cara. Hay personas viviendo en la calle (pero vivos) porque el coste de una operación quirúrgica se avaló con la casa de la que era dueña/o y al no tener trabajo la Clínica privada le arrebató la casa. Yo iría a vivir a USA si tuviera 20 años pero muchísimo mejor a un país nórdico o a Holanda o incluso Reino Unido para formar un grupo musical. Y a Cuba si estuviera jubilado pues es mucho más barato que USA y tengo garantizada asistencia sanitaria
@@YodadeCai
El problema de Cuba es triste....
Les han robado la vida, a 3 generaciones y eso no tiene perdón.....
Sabemos quién y como....
Otra cosa muy diferente son , los problemas de otros paises, ....
Que tienen muchos y graves.
La sanidad, la seguridad, bienestar social, pobreza..
Europa lo está sufriendo.....
Espero, no terminar como Cuba.
Aunque cada día somos menos libres..
@@Esme-vg1xb Yo conocí a una familia cubana en Málaga, España,que huyeron del castrismo pero se consideraban socialistas.
Interesting look behind the facade and thanks to the very good quality I often paused the video to look at individual pictures. Thank you for sharing.
You're very welcome
@@TripperTourswhat camera did you use for this blog?
A great tour of the city. I felt as if l was walking with you. Thanks a lot.
My pleasure.
Beautiful and enlightening ♥
@@ATSW77 Thanks
I haven't heard that accent in decades! I was born in Cuba and I don't know if I'll ever return there. Thank you for that virtual tour. If I ever go back to Cuba I'll know what to expect.
Hi. The effect of the embargo is a tragedy. It's sad what they are doing to this country.
Thank you for sharing. I hope Cuba can recover from its past and thrive in the future. It's people seem lovely.
I hope so too
As long as the communist dictatorship remains it will never recover.
If they can stomp out Communism then sure
I dont need to know or see that every place in the world has a good side and a bad side only dumb embeciles believe what the media says or that a place its all bad or all good....
@elainsmith7711
It's hard to overcome those evil people behind that embargo.
Thanks ! Merci! Gracias ! Spasiba ! Dziekuje ! ❤❤❤
I love this style of travel video. Love love love it. No narration, just the sounds of the environment and an honest and real walk through the city. Thank you!
Thank you!
Same here! Often, the commentary on such things is fully annoying.
And the author doesn't show him/her self all the time!
@@karlwithak. If you think that's true, then you're a fucking moron.
@@karlwithak. Move there, live there for a couple of years as a citizen, not a tourist, and then report back.
High quality video of Cuba. thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching
@@TripperTours With all the garbage and street food there's got be rats?
@@imaguygolfn Yeah, apparently he thinks they're good for the economy because they clean up the streets.
This one is a treasure, Thank you for showing us the other real parts of Cuba
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hermosa gente d mi Cuba Forever love ❤❤❤❤❤❤😂 Habana 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Loveeee ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I've always yearned to see what a true socialist paradise looks like. I thank you for enlightening me.
A country under sanctions by the yankees since 1959 ! ... And still standing up
Unfortunately without the smell
really good video.. thanks for it.. . beautiful broken country... you see the hard life in the face of the people ...most people looks not happy or relax... ,
Yes the people’s faces tells you everything.
You ve been ever in US american Slums beside this beautiful City Centers? Did you speak with People without a health insurance in one of the richest Countries? So, the question is, what is happiness and a good life?
A guerra neste país parece não ter um fim.
A ditadura é implacável só com seu povo.
@@franzzbrueck6643 FREEDOM! And freedom from leftist policies.
Para vivir mejor le molesta "una vecina" arriba y no solo a Cuba...
Really, really liked this journey that you just took us on! Appreciate it! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
That was a treat to watch,I would love to visit.
The cars are in a much better shape than the buildings ❤😊❤
Yeah in Havana there are no scrapyards for cars!
@@TripperTours thats because most of their citizen they cant afford to import new cars, so there are no new car dealerships in the country
Cars are private, buildings are public
New car imports don't exist. That is where you are incorrect. If at all it comes from europe which is very very pricy. @@fcf777
@@АлишерОрынбек-б8д Exactly. Until I read they live rent free I didn't realize why all the building are falling down.
I forgot to add in my original comment, that this is an extremely interesting video/documentary. I love the high definition simple walk without any narration of any kind and you simply using the captions. It reminds me of the “Virtual Japan” YT channel. This is really well done and presents a positive light on Cuba, and more importantly, the Cuban people themselves.
Well done and fantastic video! Thank you for this and forgive me for not mentioning this in my original comment.
Thanks.
من الملاحظ ان كوبا سكانها سود عبيد خوال بناءاً على تغطيتكم الاعلامية المتميزة والتى تستحق عليها باقة ورد
It is truly amazing that these beautiful classic cars are still running. Thank you for sharing this vid. Greetings from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Glad you enjoyed it
All those Classic Cars, a Ton of Smog. No emission standards over there. 😳😬
@@clivewilliams9460 Duh.
The run whit tractor motor.. !;)
@@ceceliaclarke Cubanos inventamos. They not only swap out engines, they make parts that they can't get otherwise.
Pace of walking while filming very professional , like walking myself!
Thank you.
Excellent current video of life in Old Havana. There are many good travel tips here! It would be helpful for many, to see them all listed in the description . Thanks for posting this interesting video! 🤩
You are welcome
Todo se ve sucio y pobre falto de higiene al parecer hay mucha pobreza es real.osolo propaganda negativa?si es real habría que aplaudir al comunismo por su CAPACIDAD DE ENGAÑAR AL PUEBLO .
What’s crazy, is that while it is so trashed today, you can tell it used to be wealthy and have all these amazing buildings. To see it during its heyday would have been something else!
It doesn't look any more trashed than some parts of every major American city. It looks pretty chill honestly.
@@ohwowawesomegreat Lol! What???
@@ohwowawesomegreat oh, gee..sure, just throw standards out the window and you're golden...mannnn, this fatherless zoomer gen
I'm 47, a skilled trade worker, and I actually live in a major city. Not everyone who disagrees with your thick-headed ass is a zoomer. I'm not saying that everything is great in Cuba. Obviously US embargos have wrecked the place in many ways. I'm just saying this looks like a nice enough place. Maybe you need streets full of white people and shiny new walmarts to feel comfortable. Not my problem.@@GriffinTracker
@@ohwowawesomegreat No. It’s looks very bad. Every building is destroyed. The roads are basically turning back into dirt, and the trash piles are at every corner. Awful. This isn’t an America vs Cuba post. It’s just the truth. Cuba is trashed and it’s sad for the people due to their government. I hope they are able to fix it. And yes, some big US cities ran by a certain group of people are trashed as well, but not nearly that bad. If you think they are worse, then it just shows that you’ve never actually been to either place.
I love this style of travel video. Love love love it. No narration, just the sounds of the environment and an honest and real walk through the city. Thank you!
Thank you. Appreciate the feedback.
Videos de 1950
Bien filmé, intéressant.
Merci 🙏
I love you channel good work already
Thanks 🙏🏽
Thanks, cool video. Actually cured me from physically visiting there.
You are welcome
Stupid. Go yourself as individual traveler… then make up your mind!
Also there only is average, nothing above or below
Exactly, I can see piles of rubbish on the streets elsewhere.
But but you can live in a slum for FREE..!! I bet their "health care" is far more advanced than the Mayo Clinic. What a paradise..no wonder so many Cubans have risked their lives trying to escape on rafts made from scrap wood.
Soy italiano, el pueblo cubano es meravilloso,por su hospitalidad,gente sencilla que entrega el corazon.Te amo Cuba.❤
Accipidita pure io songo taliano e che ci fai tu qua? Quando torni in Italy? Turismo sessualo? Ti capisco, in Italy le femmine sono sterili
Mr Paperoti, did you stay there, for good or not?
_As you are Italian, I suggest you to go visit the Vatican, and ask the Jesuit Pope Bergoglio, _*_WHAT_*_ he did to help Cuban people to get rid of the _*_murderous and enslaving claws of the Castro Brothers_*_ , since his last visit dedicated to the tyrant in 2015, who died in 2016._
puede siempre ir a vivir asi comprendes bien como se vive en la cuba comunista....
I can understand - it looks the same.
Hallo,sehr gute Darstellung,das ist genau das Gegenteil was bei uns in den Medien präsentiert wird! Da immer strahlende hübsche Frauen,Autos,tolle Baars und Häuser usw.Ihr zeigt hier die schwere des Lebens.Gr.Klaus M.
Danke.
I love the way of life of cuban, simple & basic & cheerful 💕
Very interesting and I like Cuba and wish their people the best.
They look very poor, healthy and happy. They don't need Hollywood to be happy!
Here, in North America, we look wealthy, sick and sad. We need the clowns of Hollywood; otherwise we die of boredom .
Yes they are happy that's why jump on homemade boats to get the hell out. There's a few million in south Florida
@@amnojeeuw 🤦♂
The Cuban people will NEVER be able to have the best until communism dies!
Να εύχεσαι να φύγει το κομμουνιστικο καθεστώς πού κυβερνάει τήν χώρα για 62 χρόνια
Such a beautiful place,glorious architecture,but run down.Where is the maintenance.
Se lo come el que gobierna
Is none. It’s run by communist.
kkkkkk,nao tem nem bostha no ku para cagar
Nice video. I loved watching the people in the streets going on with their day to day business. The fresh fruit looks delicious. I'm scratching my head on the flowers but I do know the Cubans are a passionate people. We definitely have to visit.
Thanks.
Acho que faltou entrar nos comércios para avaliar
Looks to me like you would be lucky to get out of there without a disease. Garbage is knee deep. Nothing there I need.
They are all waiting in lines for food. No meat, no dairy, no nothing. Rice, beans and bread from government stores.
Thank you for sharing stories about your journey....a very interesting video upload
Glad you enjoyed it
the images are the true side of Havana.....but still an amazing city with welcoming people. And the night life on rooftop bars, drinking and smoking Cubans....the best. Can't wait to go back for another visit
closed eyes in front of people livin in misery u got
@@rabitk8257 Are we talking about Detroit?
Also Cuba has a higher literacy rate than the US. Maybe because they provide public college education so people don't have to go into debt with student loans in the first place? With the US being one of the richest nations, and no embargo, what's the excuse for its failures?
many Americans were not raised in America@@silvercloud1641
@@silvercloud1641 the literacy shit you're talking about is only to worship the government, in schools that's the only thing they read and learn communism shit , they don't read or learn what they want they read and learn what they are forced to 🤦♂
Thank You for sharing. People should watch this stream and get educated.
Cheers.
Educated on what exactly?
@@steveroman3729 Educated what a country looks like where people are forced to depend on the state for food, housing and basic freedom...
@@joeredman9354 I already know this, I was trying to see if the person was a bot or not by asking a question. If you watch the video, this influencer was talking about how great Cuba is and their healthcare, which is laughable.
These streets may be dirty but the love is overflowing.
These people still see each other...lol
El Gran Pueblo Cubano, merece Mejor Vida... !!!
Saludos desde México 🇲🇽
Siiii❤
Abajo el embargo entonces
Soy ruso pero me gustan los paices latinoamericanos por eso aprendi' espanol. Saludos de Rusia!
Los países deben presionar a estados unidos para que finalice el bloqueo.
@@jenaroayala5731gente ignorante por dios, yo mismo trabajo en una empresa que exporta a cuba genio deslumbrante
I have been there and this is a great video. The streets are in bad shape, when walking around chance of tripping/falling are high. Great people there it was interesting to visit. The electricity and water was spotty where I was staying.
Mong các bạn CuBa vượt qua khó khăn. Nhân dân Việt Nam luôn ở cạnh các bạn. Đất nước tươi đẹp, con người hiền hoà.
Anche il Vietnam e un paese bellissimo ( purtroppo ho visto nei video di guerra)
Overcome difficulties ? When ? 2100 ?
@@tedczyzynski2089enquanto houver embargos econômicos e situação dos cubanos não há de melhorar, um belo pais .
Вы не живете как свиньи коммунистические. Вьетнам ,это капитализм! США ❤. Куба , этоткоммунизм. 😂
Họ không cướp điện thoại di động của người dân như ở Việt Nam !
Great video and great information, really appreciate this wonderful upload some great stuff in here I certainly did not know! 🙏🏾
Thank you 👍🏽🙏🏽
Que suciedad,que no hay nadie que levante tanta basura?imagino los malos olores y con ese calor,mucha gente en las calles feas,edificios cayendose,y la gente trabaja?
@@SergioDeLaRosa-lr8dj Esso es Cuba, me gustaria de ver mas, tenemos poco infomaccion sobre de Cuba.
@@SergioDeLaRosa-lr8djyeah, seems to be the only way of the rich countries don't live a luxury life from the others hard work. And it's them freedom and them way. No-one tells them what to do. What you can't see in the video is that they have one of the best health care sistem in the world and as well one of the best scholar sistem in the world.... Good quality and free access for everyone.
@@SergioDeLaRosa-lr8dj Hola Soy cubano, le explico la razón, desde que Cuba perdiera el 70% de su mercado en 1991 la situación se fue deteriorando, para los 2000 comenzó a mejorar, las cosas iban muy bien después de la vista de Obama a Cuba, muchos abrieron nuevos negocios y la economía comenzó a mejorar hasta que llegó Trump y empujado por la derecha cubana americana de Miami, impuso 243 medidas que reforzaron el bloqueo que ya existía y que Obama no pudo quitar del todo, luego llegó la pandemia y el turismo descendió muchísimo y para rematar antes de dejar el cargo Trump incluyó a Cuba en la lista de los países que patrocinan el terrorismo, eso terminó con las pocas relaciones comerciales que tenía el país, ahora se vive una escases generalizada y los dirigentes del estado deben decidir si se utiliza el poco petróleo que consigue el país para las plantas eléctricas de los Hospitales o los camiones de basura, y así con todo...
Nice Cuba video. I was wondering about the countries which is not famous for travelers. Thanks for sharing
Cuba might be poor, but it's beautiful and peoples there are lovely
they are poor because of the sanction America forced on them.
Dove c è povertà,la gente si aiuta,si cerca( giustamente) di vivere meglio possibile,e comunque la gente si accontenta delle belle cose che Dio da a tutti: allegria,amicizia,sole,mare,musica..😊
If you compare Cuba with neighbors countries you will notice that people in Cuba are more secure and relax even thought this country has been in sanction for more than 70 years. this proves that communist is the only system that answer people's needs and happiness. @@nunzioaiello
@@phant0m233 Agree
It makes me feel sad the conditions that my country is in not at all the way I left her in 1959. But my childhood memories and dreams are still there since then my heart longs for her.
@ caridadperez1781 I worked with & got to know Cuban refugees, heard their stories before & after Castro. What they, their friends & family had to endure just to get out. Not to mention their hopes of one day being able to return to the country they once knew & loved.
Cuban refugees make good American citizens. They know from experience the evils of communism.
@@TheMonstertone - At first I thought it was a video from California, but then I realized that it looks a lot better there nowadays, and there was never any communism there.
Beautiful Country!!! I know many Cubans that wish they had a different political system!
That is their choice to make. The USA is committing international crime against Cuban people.
What about the city that we’re looking at?
Talking about Cubans that live in America! @@jackjune156
many cubans wish they never had communism i know that. one day i am hoping communism is gone in cuba then the people will live better & the country of cuba would be better improved & better. we can only pray for them in cuba & hope that day comes to pass one day.
I am Canadian and wish we had a choice for different political system and different leader
What a great informative video
Thsnks
OMG, there are soooo many beautiful Cuban ladies! 😍🥰
Good for you, I saw about 3 or 4...😅
LOL
Beautiful cars for sure.
@@The144Kth 😂😂
Socialism is just sad and yet so many vote for more of it.
I love Cuba, I have been 35 times, visited Havana 3 times..
@@mrshaw9201 my favourite is Club Kawama in Varadero around 30 times...But I have been all over withing 1 hour drive from Varadero, Been to Cienfuegos, Sancti Spiritus, Santa Clara, had a canchanchara in Trinidad , that city is bad for car wheel bearings...lol.....and a few more
So you never been to Cuba@@alainmcin
It's always so much trash on the streets? This is shocking. The citizens throw the trash at the right place, but it's not collected often enough. It looks like Cairo in Egypt.
@@alainmcin sex tourism is real there.
@@Hahob LOLL
Superb video! I feel like part of my soul comes from Cuba. I like the mix and shades of different colors of people. I love the harmony. I have been to Europe and seen very clean and orderly streets but have never felt at home the way I feel when I watch the streets of Cuba. I just love Cuba the way it is and hope to visit this wonderful country in my lifetime. It touches my heart in a special way.❤❤❤
Thank you so much!
Люди прекрасно выглядят. Одеты многие красиво, очень чистенькие, стройные. Девушка, которая стоит одна, вообще очень оригинально одета.Редко увидишь полных людей. Жаль, что коммунальные организации не вывозят мусор. Страны, которые оказались в экономической блокаде, должны объединиться и помогать друг другу. Vivat Cuba!❤❤❤
Being loyal to the revolution really does not help, no one is starving , but they could have it m uch better.
Looks a lot cleaner and safer than parts of Philadelphia and New York!
No it doesn’t
@@scouseaussie1638 some parts of New York are much older and dirtier. Especially now with the migration wave.
Not sure on cleaner, but Cuba is definitely safer.
Dude this is a propaganda video, they will not show the poor and run down areas.
@@DanteAtropos half of Cuba lives outside of Cuba for a reason LOl.
Beautiful City … but some parts need to be rescued ❤‼️‼️🇨🇦🇨🇺
You say some -I say all parts
Всю страну😅
Are you blind? It's a trashed out ghetto.
Is this the result of the American blockade on Cuba?
USA seems to be a real democracy and freedom.
Unless someone else wants to do it in an other way.
🙈🙉🙊
I see everithing. I hear everything. I tell everything.
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All rights reserved.
i love the music and culture cuba great place to visit johnny from canada
Cuánto contraste. Gracias por compartir
Nós brasileiros precisamos levantar nossas mãos aos e agradecer todos os dias pelo pais que vivemos ! ! ! . . .
Mas estamos caminhado para isto...é o que a esquerda quer.
Mas quem está no poder quer isso pra nós..
Estamos chegando lá se ñ tomarmos cuidado..
В Бразилии у вас не лучше столько же мусора и грязи
É, mas o Nove Dedos acha que vcs merecem isso!
Não é o País são os governantes. E Br. Está indo p.mesmo caminho de cuba.
All right. Love this video. Good on details and precise
Thanks for watching.
Is this the result of the American blockade on Cuba?
USA seems to be a real democracy and freedom.
Unless someone else wants to do it in an other way.
🙈🙉🙊
I see everithing. I hear everything. I tell everything.
💋
All rights reserved.
Half of Cuba 🇨🇺 is already in Florida ❤
Now that you see this poverty, where everything is owned by the State or government you know why. They blame everything on the Embargo. Even though they can trade with anyone.
VIVA CUBA LIBRE
looks like florida has more homeless than all Cuba
You can thank Castro for that.
They are Rats....
Nice video, that's the cuba i like 👍 ❤from Scotland ♥️ 😊
Thanks for watching
Seems they are a beautiful and warm people!
What is so derdful here??😂?!
They are ‼️‼️🇨🇦🇨🇦
Majority of people don’t work just living on government food stamps day by day.. not sure but maybe that’s make them happy No stress..
No pride!
The women there are definitely warm, one might even say hot. And not very expensive.🤣
Greetings and best wishes to all Cubans from London ❤❤❤
Wish doesn't help 🫤
They can’t watch this unless they live in Miami.
F..cking nazi-embargo!
@@KR72534 TH-cam is not blocked in Cuba.
@@TripperTours thank you. You are quite correct. Y Tube is available. I imagine with restrictions.
A great tour of the city, Very interesting and I like Cuba and wish their people the best!
Thanks.
Just keep them there, right?
@@Wes-x9p Let's hope so, I don't want them brining their politics to my country.
... chill atmosphere...awesome people and culture. Thanks for posting.
Dziękuję za fajny spacer!
Maluch 4.17 mnie zaskoczył jak wyjechał za rogu.
Me gustó mucho todo lo que nos mostraste, me sentí transportada a ese lugar, saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷
Is this the result of the American blockade on Cuba?
USA seems to be a real democracy and freedom.
Unless someone else wants to do it in an other way.
🙈🙉🙊
I see everithing. I hear everything. I tell everything.
💋
All rights reserved.
Super enjoyable video. TY so much for sharing. Not sure why you called it "The CUBA they don't want you to see". I've been to Cuba >15 times and this is just the way it looks in Havana and Santiago. Getting to more rural spots is greener and fresher of course. The cities are crumbling. Everyone sees that all the time. BTW Canadian credit cards work in Cuba and Canadians make up about 40% of tourists - if you are in spots that use credit of course, which is not many. Again, fabulous walking tour of Havana. :)
Thanks for watching and I appreciate the feedback.
You wont get the informal black market exchange rate though.
@@kenergang4958 Right, no point using a debit or credit card in Cuba even if it works because you will get a very bad rate!
Actually Canadians make up 80% of tourists in Cuba
Is this the result of the American blockade on Cuba?
USA seems to be a real democracy and freedom.
Unless someone else wants to do it in an other way.
🙈🙉🙊
I see everithing. I hear everything. I tell everything.
💋
All rights reserved.
Excelente video, yo fui en 1985 en plan de buceo a los alrededores de la Isla de Pinos, bellas inmersiones y buen trato humano, obvio me faltó conocer mas de su gente y muchas poblaciones, Cuba en general ha sido oprimida por no dejarse de los EEUU, sin embargo el pueblo Cubano ha sobrevivido tanto a presiones externas como internas, quizá no tenga el mejor gobierno, pero es su gobierno y deben ser respetado su gobierno como su gente por todos los países del mundo, les guste o no, viva Cuba por siempre!!
Gracias por compartir este video de la Havana vieja, Saludos y bendiciones
Thanks for the video tour, seen enough of Cuba to satisfy curiosity. Wish the people well, for they live in a bad situation.
You are welcome
You think
There are many beautiful women in Cuba. I’d like to visit.
@@luv2bud
I didn’t see many beautiful women.
@@Mote78 When did you go to Cuba? Did you stay in Havana, or did you head to the beach?
It's amazing trip Excellent job! Thank you for sharing
You are welcome
what impresses me is how quiet it is. people talking is about it. In US there is always loud background noise from cars and machines.
Gracias por compartir este vídeo, que lástima que hayan dejado perder tantos momentos históricos 😢
Не всю грязь собрал
En todo los países veo pobreza, en EE.UU veo zombis tirados en la calle.
Cuda be beautiful ,Old land. Need Rich manager. Nice video. Maggi🎉🎉🎉🎉
Yes, thank you
If those buildings are well maintained and well preserved it would be very beautiful scenery
Agreed.
They are a valuable cultural and social heritage.
The fault Is on the Usa, which Is still maintaining an absurd embargo. Fuck Usa.
When nobody pays for the housing and the buildings they can not be maitained and they have to break down.
All the buildings were constructed before the 1959 revolution.
Los ricos y los turistas si lo tienen todo y el pueblo a sobrevivir y así va la historia Gracias
Is this the result of the American blockade on Cuba?
USA seems to be a real democracy and freedom.
Unless someone else wants to do it in an other way.
🙈🙉🙊
I see everithing. I hear everything. I tell everything.
💋
All rights reserved.
That's what communism gets you. 🤷♂️
Ese es el plan orquestado desde el gobierno cubano, mantener al pueblo sumiso y hambriento para que no se subleve.
Wow, the more I watch, the more beautiful Cuba really is.
I am reminded how run down, decrepit and trashy it is. No shortage of fresh food though.
Sorry, but, am I watching the same video as you?, cause, all I see is poverty and filth, similar to India, I agree that cubans are a beautiful people, and that's all
It's a slum. What is wrong with you?
Xaxaxa 😅😅😅
Cuba is not a small island. It's the biggest in the Caribbean. almost 800 miles long. It could use a million gallons of new paint.
Πολύ ωραίο μέρος καθαρό με ωραία κτίρια και ο κόσμος απλως😊
Pulito?????😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Beautiful old Havana.
It and it’s people have fallen hard.
Everything is free but they are trapped.
Great video man. Cool cars. Totally enjoyed ✌️
Nothing is free in Cuba
Thanks, i appreciate the feedback.
Cuba is a dictatorship that uses terror and propaganda to repress its people. It arrests citizens, deprives them of the most basic human rights, silences them, and confronts families using extortion and threats. The regime's constant practices of illegal imprisonment, the personal destruction of political dissidents and the limitation of fundamental rights have nothing to do with any blockade or embargo, but everything to do with the totalitarian communist dictatorship.
All the propaganda that tries to cover up the Cuban dictatorship is based on two lies: the non-existent “embargo” and the alleged excellent “public health”.
Cuba only suffers from one embargo: that of the dictatorship against its people, which limits the import of food, medicine, the use of the internet and the freedom to travel. We saw the evidence this week, when the regime “temporarily lifted” restrictions on food and medicine imports.
Dismantling the lie about the so-called excellent Cuban public services is easy. Just go to Cuba to see.
The healthcare system that the regime advertises so much is a bankrupt and dilapidated system that only provides quality service to wealthy foreigners and the regime's leaders. Cuba suffers from “the most expensive free healthcare in the world”, as I was told in Havana.
The myth of healthcare quality has been debunked many times. María Werlau, from the NGO Archivo Cuba (Cuba Archive), explained that “health in Cuba is terrible for ordinary citizens. There is an apartheid that favors the ruling elite and foreigners who pay in dollars”, and it has been demonstrated that “the Cuban health system lacks transparency and capacity”. Its health policies have not only not yielded good results, but also limit patients' basic rights; “It’s hardly a model to follow.”
Anyone who travels to Cuba can see that the oft-repeated “non-existence of child malnutrition” that some say UNICEF shows is a lie and only masks a regime that still uses ration cards and poverty as tools to keep the population under its boots. .
However, UNICEF never stated that Cuba had ended child malnutrition, but that the “incidence of underweight children fell to 4%”, a record that was beaten by Costa Rica and Chile, for example, which reached 1% . “Tracking Progress in Child and Maternal Nutrition: A Survival and Development Priority” (UNICEF, November 2009, p. 102 et seq.) Clearly shows how other countries have done significantly better than Cuba.
The real data on infant mortality is twice the official figure and much worse than in countries like Chile or Costa Rica, according to studies (for example, “Infant Mortality in Cuba: Myth and Reality”, by Roberto M. Gonzalez).
The embargo myth is even more hilarious. The non-existent embargo is a lie that serves as a pretext to cover up the dictatorship.
Cuba's international trade to GDP was 27 percent of GDP in 2020, compared to, for example, Brazil's, which is 32 percent. Its exports represent 14.5% of GDP, compared to 16% in Brazil (World Bank data).
The United States is Cuba's ninth largest trading partner, with 3% of imports. Cuba has more than twenty-seven bilateral treaties with more than ninety countries and exports to Canada (22 percent), China (21 percent), Venezuela (13 percent), Spain (11 percent), the Netherlands (7 percent) percent), Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, Cyprus (2 percent each) and France (1 percent), among others (Cuban Statistical Office, 2020 ed.).
US food and agricultural exports to Cuba increased 74.7% in March 2021, an annualized increase of 54.3% (Cuba Trade).
Cuba, in turn, imported in 2020 from Venezuela (oil at cost or free), China, Spain, Russia, Mexico, Italy, Argentina, Brazil, the United States and Germany, among others. Nice “embargo”!
The only thing Cuba has is an embargo on items that the dictatorial regime uses for military purposes.
What the left hides about the embargo: the embargo was implemented in 1958 under the Batista regime to limit arms sales. The 1960 embargo on U.S. exports to Cuba did not include food or medicine. Since 2000, there has not been any type of embargo on United States exports, whether of food or medicine.
More than ninety North American multinationals have exported to Cuba since 2001. Since 2014, sixty North American companies have operated directly in Cuba (Cuba Trade Economic Council)
Cuba exported US$14.9 million worth of goods to the United States and imported US$176.8 million in 2020, according to the American State Department. Imports and exports to China are also particularly important.
The United States is the largest supplier of food and agricultural products to Cuba, according to the State Department, with exports of these products valued at US$220.5 million in 2018.
Thank you for saving me a pile of money. No need for me to go to Cuba!!
Exactly...
Look on the bright side. The Venezuelans are visiting you for FREE.
I'm Canadian. I love Cuba having gone there many times.
Absolutly great video. Made me feel I were right there and in quaters that might be hard to find for the average tourist... thank you so much for this experience.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video, congratulations! What camera did you use to film it?👍
saludos a nuestros hermanos cubanos desde Argelia 🇩🇿🇩🇿❤❤
Is this the result of the American blockade on Cuba?
USA seems to be a real democracy and freedom.
Unless someone else wants to do it in an other way.
🙈🙉🙊
I see everithing. I hear everything. I tell everything.
💋
All rights reserved.
Ustedes son muslimer,no son nuestros hermanos.
My friends have been to Cuba 3 times now. Of all the places they've visited Cuba is by far their favourite. The people, food, atmosphere... & your video is a wonderful insight into the what they've told me.
Thanks.
I've never heard anyone say the food is good in Cuba.
@@tokiburoak7457 not even cubans say that
They are too poor to go anywhere else and this place would treat them like kings to get every dollar they can from them. Poor places like Cuba is where you vacation if you dont have money.
LOL K
Am schönsten ist die Ruhe der Menschen, bei dem was sie tun.
_Es gibt nichts Schönes zu finden an einer 65 Jahre langen tyrannischen Sklaverei._
9:38 Artistically accurate, portrayal 🎨😅
- MDK ✌️
A very realistic travel video as i like and as i try to do. I discovered a lot watching it
I loved weatching your vid!!
These images take me back to 1989/90 when I worked on Madagascar…..
Lovely atmosphere and very friendly people!!!
Thank you.
That was very informative, also interesting. Thanks :)
You are welcome.
I have visited Cube in febuary 2020 and stay in new habanna at a flat of a local family. At First it was a Little Bit creepy but the family and the area around the flat was Great and the people were friendly and Kind. At First the neighbors were a Little Bit confused that we tourist stayed there, but at certain time they greeted us and started some small conversations with us. It was a Great trip to cuba and would do it any time again.❤
I really enjoyed watching this video, I couldn't help but notice what good physical condition the people in Cuba seem to be, but I also didn't see a lot of smiles. Thanks for the tour it's the first time I've ever really seen Cuba.
Thanks for the compliment.
I would say that life is not easy but that they are happier than in most western countries- it was noticeable.when walking around
Because they don't eat processed crap, they have a lot of sun, they help each other despite their poor existence. And they love music and dancing. Greetings from Poland to the Cubans! :)
Su presentación es muy auténtica. Ni un solo fotograma era falso. Además, la videografía es excepcional. Muchas gracias...♨️
Gracias por sus amables palabras.
I use to get hammered at that bar. The cars are fun but are Heinz’s 57 ( no original parts) but country side and beaches are awesome. Nice video
Thanks. Which country side and beach?
Excellent video. thanks for sharing. Which kind of Camera did you used for this Video?
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Viva Cuba!✌️
Morta-viva. Pode ser que ressuscite.
@@AntonioOliveira-fq9wzsim, sem o embargo a chance é grande.
I have never visited a country where it it's historical beauty still shines through in spite of its desperate need for investment, nor have I met more welcoming, friendly and hospitable people
They are imprisoned by American hegemony
Is this the result of the American blockade on Cuba?
USA seems to be a real democracy and freedom.
Unless someone else wants to do it in an other way.
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@@BillSawyers-w8iI didn't know that socialism was supposed to be supported by capitalism.
@@BillSawyers-w8i That's a communist lie. They trade 20,000 million of dollars every year with 152 countries around the world. Cuban government is to blame.
@@calbrit54 You try and starve them out just like what you do to strikers.
Thanks for this excellent documentation. I have been in Havanna few years ago. Seen all this, nothing has changed...
You're very welcome.
This is a destination I’d like to visit simply for historical perspective and a greater appreciation for the citizens there. ❤️
typical tropical feeling. it's too hot for work.. :)
And I love it,
Returning to Havana in about three weeks. One of the most fascinating parts of the city is the wall art, the spray painted faces and cartoons located all over the city. I have hundreds of photos of the creativity of the people of Havana
Oh wow, you should share! Would love to see them.
Где новые современные здания пострренные при развитом социализме?
Tudo em Cuba é decadente. 😢
Olha mostrou uma realidade sem tentar impingir nada em nossa cabeça. Dentro de 1 ano pretendo visitar. Bom conhecer essa realidade. Vou pela Tripper pode apostar
Looks safer than Philadelphia 😮
It's mostly very safe. Just petty crime can happen if you leave your wallet or phone unattended, like everywhere else.
Cuba es unas 10 millones de veces aproximadamente mas seguro que cualquier pais del Continente Americano. En el mismo minuto que aqui asaltan a una persona y se llevan su celular estan matando a 50 en los demas paises.
Safer than any Democrat city.
I Love Cuba, Viva mi gente!
Lo que a Ud. AMA es al comunismo que se encarga de destruir países , joder a la gente , quitarles la libertad , , impedirles que viajen y salgan de ese estercolero en el que han convertido , al que en otra época fue de los mejores países con un alto nivel de vida , mire en lo que se ha convertido . gracias a a la dictadura de los canallas comunistas , apoye a todos esos grupos de resistencia que son perseguidos por repudiar a sus carceleros comunistas , por solo buscar libertad y progreso.
Great video. There are many comments describing the the wonderful experience of visiting Cuba and the positives taken away from the wonderful people they came across. But it is very different to visit a place versus living there. What we enjoy for a few days would not be the same if we were "stuck" there forever. So that distinction is notable. Also, I have seen images in the United States that look very much like those seen in this video, so it is fair to point that out. However, keep in mind that here in the US, you have a choice to forge a path toward a successful end, so that you do not have to walk next to rubble on your way to work every day. It's true that some don't or won't choose that path, but that's on them. I am not sure what choices the people of Cuba truly have. (Unless they can play baseball). Remember, the wonderful human spirit that defines so many Cubans who make do with what they have, and described in these comments, can also be found in all parts of the world, even in the US, where people can choose to make the best of their situation and strive for their best life. It is important that people everywhere should always have that opportunity, and not left to feel as if they are "stuck on an island".
¡ Excelente conclusión !, es muy diferente ser turista que vivir la vida miserable que vivimos en Cuba. Los cubanos desean emigrar y buscar oportunidades en otros lares poque aquí en Cuba el derecho a la libertad no existe.
Uh no, if you're born into a poor ghetto in poverty in the United States its extremely hard to get out of that position, none of that is your "choice" nor is that "on you". As usual, Americans don't have the slightest clue about countries like Cuba, which is still a functioning nation despite being subject to brutal US sanctions for decades.
Name one city in America that looks like this.
Yeah, which city in America is it that you can walk all over the place and not see homeless folks all over the place, drug addicts sleeping it off on the sidewalk, assorted criminal activity, surveillance cameras out the wazoo...
I've seen videos on TH-cam of places in the U.S. that look just as bad but worse because they have a whole bunch of drug addicts walking around like zombies or passed out on the street. The type of areas that look like you'd get a disease just from being there. Places that if you visited you'd have to run through instead of walkthrough.
One such place is 149 Street and Third Avenue, Bronx, NY (my old neighborhood😢) where everyday it looks like they are filming scenes for Zombie apocalypse movies.
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My dream is to visit Cuba someday. I wish you all the best, dear Cubans! With love from Ukraine.
Hope that dream comes true.