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A Cuban dollar is worth about forty American cents, and this Cuban scrip is ground out as fast as the presses can print it.
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gutenberg.orgA Cuban dollar is worth about forty American cents, and this Cuban scrip is ground out as fast as the presses can print it.
He notes the devaluation of the Cuban dollar compared to the American dollar, highlighting economic instability.
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