Cuban car sale rise after law change
Car sales in Cuba have risen sharply since restrictions on buying and selling vehicles were lifted a couple of months ago.
Until recently Cubans could only trade in cars built before the 1959 revolution. But ordinary Cubans can now buy post-1959 cars from foreigners and those whose jobs allowed them to import Soviet-made cars.
Wendy Urquhart reports.
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