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Cuban Currency Crisis: Dollar and MLC Prices Surge After Minimum Wage Reduction

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Cuban Currency Crisis: Dollar and MLC Prices Surge After Minimum Wage Reduction

In a surprising turn of events, the value of the dollar, euro, and MLC (Moneda Libremente Convertible) has once again risen in Cuba following the announcement of a reduction in the minimum wage in the country to just 6.66 USD.

The expected reaction to this news has been swift, with informal sales of the dollar, euro, and MLC experiencing a significant increase. According to reports from CiberCuba, the prices of these currencies have soared in response to the changing economic landscape in Cuba.

The impact of these changes has been felt across the country, with the price of all currencies skyrocketing in recent days. The situation has been described as “hot” by CiberCuba, with the price of the euro and MLC reaching record levels. Despite this, the dollar has remained relatively stable in comparison.

As Cuba continues to navigate its economic challenges, it remains to be seen how these changes will affect the day-to-day lives of its citizens. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.

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