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A Slow Road to Progress
washingtonpost.com Video by: Manuel Roig-Franzia / The Washington Post
Editor: Jonathan Forsythe / washingtonpost.com
In the near absence of passenger cars, horse-drawn buggies serve as taxis and local buses in rural areas of Cuba.
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Ernesto Vuelta Ortega, part-time pig farmer
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