Chronicle of a bread bar in Ceuta: from scarcity to radicalization
For almost two months since the massive arrival of migrants, bread and its scarcity has served as a thermometer for the social tension of the city.
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For almost two months since the massive arrival of migrants, bread and its scarcity has served as a thermometer for the social tension of the city.
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Tens of Cubans line up in the banks before they open up to be able to withdraw the maximum allowed cash, an estimated $28, at a time when prices are fired and tickets are scarce. The informal market has grown in recent months due to a lack of resources, low consumption and high costs, and Cuba has had to take alternatives to prevent the economy from falling further with the increase in US sanctions.
On the island, cash has become a daily difficulty as inflation and weight loss aggravate purchasing power. Citizens make long lines to withdraw up to 20,000 pesos, about 28 dollars at the informal exchange, while the Government puts in circulation new high-denomination notes. The Cuban currency this week reached 700 pesos per dollar, a cost ten times more than in 2021.