Despite Risks, Cuban Fisher Families Don’t Want to Leave the Sea

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Santa Lucia Beach, Camagüey Province, Cuba. Photo source: ©© innoxiuss

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The old dilemma of leaving everything behind for safety reasons has reemerged with the new zoning regulations being implemented on Cuba’s 5,746 km of shoreline, for residential or commercial areas or protected zones, such as the coastline.

The policy is aimed at combating irregular and illegal building and land-use practices and updating the land registries and zoning plans for Cuba’s 168 municipalities…

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