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architecture, increase in construction of buildings, highways, parks, public squares, water-works, communications in general (railroad lines, streetcars, bus lines, postal service, telegraph, telephone and radio, etc.,) all stimulated trade and commerce, harbors, factories and put cuba well ahead. sugar, tobacco
industries increased and new sources of production opened wider horizons for foreign trade. and this meant improving conditions for labor. by there were sugar mills with the predominance of cuban capital. the yearly sugar crop (zafra) represented an average of days work, producing a total of more than...
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