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Why are Cubans prohibited to go into hotels and hotel rooms?

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Why are Cubans prohibited to go into hotels and hotel rooms?

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A.The concern is one of security, both for the tourist and the hotel owner. It is said that Cuba is “a nation of thieves,” a sad but true statement. Cubans are not even permitted to enter a hotel without good reason, a left-over restriction from the times (1993-1995) when they were prohibited from even talking to foreigners: a feeble attempt by the government to limit the exposure of their people to decadent capitalists. In these earlier days, Cubans were sometimes jailed for up to 8 months for breaking this law. Officially, even now, Cubans are not allowed to approach foreigners first, particularly in the street.

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