The Cruel Life of Prostitutes in Havana, Cuba 🇨🇺

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  @AdventureElliot · 1 year ago (edited) · pinned

  For those of you concerned about the privacy of the ladies, 1) one of the girls isn’t even in habana Cuba anymore and 2) another one no longer does this type of work.  Also,  if you search “jineteras en Cuba” you’ll see multiple videos of Spanish speaking YouTubers doing a similar style video showing their faces and everything else.  These ladies are safe,  and Cuba has much more serious problems right now that chasing ladies just trying to put food on the table.  Thanks for watching!

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  @DiDi-Smith · 1 year ago

  What was heartbreaking to me was hearing a girl saying/admitting that she prostitutes herself not to survive, but to aquire ridiculous/overpriced branded goods, which arent going to really make her happy.....and i think deep down she knows that.

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  @fuzzresponder2225 · 1 year ago (edited)

  As a Cuban that left as a young boy my heart breaks for the 2nd lady, thank you for properly compensating her for opening  her pain to all of us!

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  @pinschrunner · 1 year ago

  I pray everyone here watching has a return to good health, great blessings, harmony, peace, and prosperity.

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  @605pilot · 1 year ago

  As a Cuban I want to thank you Elliot for reporting on the real life in Cuba.  You’re doing the job that the MSM is refusing to do.  The MSM is too focus on dividing and destroying our society.

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  @Kdiamondporter · 1 year ago

  Your channel is fascinating. Incredible job telling these stories!

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  @2wheelsfinn · 1 year ago

  I'm totally sad to hear these people think $0.10 manufactured Prada bag is luxury. People should value freedom more.

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  @christopherk140 · 1 year ago (edited)

  First girl dreams of fashion and glitter… even if she gained big money it would be gone in a short while. <br> &nbsp;Got to have a mindset to gain substainable wealth. &nbsp;Her priorities wrong!

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  @darielalvarez8016 · 1 year ago

  Omg the second lady was so honest and the things she said made me really sad &nbsp;cause i lived that period in Cuba during the 90&apos;s and lots of my friends did that to survive

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  @diane9247 · 1 year ago

  These are remarkable videos. Thank you for highlighting these women. The second one broke my heart. In fact, Cuba breaks my heart.

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  @boburuncle41 · 1 year ago

  Great interviews, I like that, as a young man you are interested in the people you talk to. As a father of two adult daughters around your age, my heart would break in a million pieces to know my daughters have gone through this. Its a practical thing to do to get ahead in those survival situation, but the price is far to heavy. Soul sucking. The last woman was very smart and very insightful.

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  @santiago-martin · 1 year ago

  Elliot, I think you’ve once again delivered a courageous and important exposé about the realities of life in Cuba — this time shedding light on the painful and complex issue of rampant prostitution, and the young women known as jineteras. The suffering, the corrupt government, the cruel economics, and the desperation of the youth in Cuba are things the world rarely sees or understands due to decades of carefully curated propaganda repeated by mainstream media. &nbsp;<br>Although I’m personally not a fan of the AI-generated images used in this video, I want to focus instead on what truly stood out: your exceptional interviewing skills. The way you allowed the two women to speak openly, without judgment or sensationalism, gave the piece a rare human depth. Those criticizing the AI elements should understand that you are essentially a one-man operation, working with limited resources — yet you&apos;re capturing and sharing stories that major networks with massive budgets continue to ignore.

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