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09-12-16 16:41 #4447
Posts: 3700Originally Posted by Rodeo9112 [View Original Post]
I like your honesty in your post but you have everything wrong; Fidel doesn't lock tourist in jail for solicitation. Qualifying for one of the 12 categories requires you to simply check a box, people to people is the easiest. No proof is required. Airnb I've never used but it's a mistake to book anything for Cuban casas on the Internet, it's hit and miss. They will say the have a place but will neglect to post that granny and three kids are also in the home.
Cuba takes many trips to work with pleasure. It took me three trips to find the perfect Casa as I had to work the ladder from the streets. Girls are there and they are gorgeous and hot in bed but again you have to have connections that you have cultivated over several trips. Havana is under a microscope now so it will be even harder than when I started a few years ago. If you really want to go just do it for a historical reason and enjoy that but if you think Havana is going to even come close to Brazil, think again.
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09-12-16 02:42 #4446
Posts: 1026Newbie to Havana (from US).
What do I need to know to NOT end up in one of Castro's jails for soliciting? Is there an ideal AirBnB situation / location I should arrange? I'll admit, I'm writing blind here and haven't read the forum. If that info is there, please just let me know. I was just looking for a quick vector as to how easy it will be to plan for a February trip, assuming I can meet the requisite US Treasury department requirements for "educational purposes". Any putas out there that teach Greek? LOL!
Thanks in advance!
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08-28-16 06:54 #4445
Posts: 1749Originally Posted by Adinga [View Original Post]
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08-28-16 02:56 #4444
Posts: 3700Originally Posted by Trisnate [View Original Post]
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08-28-16 02:03 #4443
Posts: 8Originally Posted by MrGogo [View Original Post]
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08-27-16 03:18 #4442
Posts: 271Trisnate,
One piece of advice is to never trust a Cuban.
The more trust and kindness you show them the more they will take advantage.
Its a nasty thing to say but it took me over 15 years to realize this. In the long run they always let me down but never sexually!
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08-26-16 18:16 #4441
Posts: 3700Originally Posted by Trisnate [View Original Post]
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08-25-16 02:45 #4440
Posts: 271There's very little street action in Havana, Vedado and Miramar.
You may be disappointed but do not let me discourage you.
Cuba is no longer a point and click P4P destination.
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08-24-16 00:27 #4439
Posts: 8A little help
Hello brothers,
I'm headed to Havana next month and I could use some advice about parks\day spots to pick up chicas at. Generally I can do my best to figure out what night's hot where but the day spots\parks\cafes have always eluded me.
Also if you have any suggestions for night life that's welcome too! The only real hit I had on my last trip was Las Piedras. I'll share my report on my return.
Thanks!
Trisnate
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08-23-16 13:27 #4438
Posts: 734Originally Posted by TheTallMan [View Original Post]
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08-23-16 04:27 #4437
Posts: 271A lot of renovations and Americanization.
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08-23-16 04:19 #4436
Posts: 1792Havana trip One year later and haven't looked back.
Last year at this time I did my obligatory, and wrote it off my bucket list of things to do, and stayed 10 days in and around Havana but since then never looked back and off to other places both new and repeated destinations.
One thing I will never forget about my 10 day stay last year in August. Damn it's hot and humid in Cuba in August.
TTM.
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08-23-16 01:31 #4435
Posts: 734Originally Posted by Combo [View Original Post]
Havana still can be good but so many of the chicas are in Miami / Las Vegas, Mexico, Spain, Britain and even Turkey & Russia.
Ya there are alot of fast food burger type joints opening up. At the end of the meal they hand you a card so that you can rate them on trip advisor.
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08-23-16 01:19 #4434
Posts: 734Such is the hypocrisy of the USA Government. Embargo is only a pretense to create a situation for those with friends in high places to do business in Cuba.
Arrest warrants have been issued for foreign nationals that have done business with Cuba. What business is it of the USA That another country does business with Cuba?
And lets not go alllllll the way back to Helms Burton. When discovered that if enacted entirely, it would have allowed United Empire Loyalists to reclaim many now historical landmarks in the former 13 colonies, that specific troubling portion was dropped.
Cuba does what is best for their interests as every other country does. Maybe Cuba didn't do what you thought it was supposed to do because the other party involved did not do what they were supposed to do.
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08-22-16 22:00 #4433
Posts: 344Cuba backing out of 10% gravamen?
Hey Mr Gogo.
But I just did my research and Cuba agreed to lift the 10 percent fee on March 17,2016 in response to Obama easing restrictions. Now Cuba is backing out that deal and not lifting the fee until the full embargo is lifted, which won't happen with the republicans controlling congress.
Yes, what you say is true, Cuba agreed to drop the 10% gravamen ONCE THE US EASED RESTRICTIONS. Now again, by easing restriction meant was that Cuba would be able to trade using USD in those transactions, what's holding them back to implement this is their inability to use USD in international transactions with the western world.
FYI, they've tried and no one will do business bc of the fear of getting fined by USG for doing business with Cuba. You can find numerous examples of banks outside the US getting fined for handling transaction where Cuba is involved, so until they are able to us their USD in international trade I am afraid the 10% gravamen will stay in place.
My personal take is that even Republicans nowadays are more agreeable to drop the sanctions since their own constituencies don't want to be left out of getting a piece of the pie (business opportunities) and are pushing politicians to drop the embargo. The one thing preventing this so far is the Cuban / American politicians from SoFla & New Jersey standing in the way.
Mondo.