This has been reported in ibnlive.com dated 18 March 2016.
Other activities taken up are touching up building facades, patchwork on potholes and spiffing up Havana's monuments ahead of US President Barack Obama's visit. For this, a number of the capital's main avenues have been given a fresh paving -- including the landmark Malecon seawall avenue which runs by the US Embassy. This will make it look at its best for the guest.
Most Cubans earn around 20 dollars a month, and have to struggle to put food on the table. As a result, many of them have to spend much of the day queuing for food and lining up to wait for buses or other transport.
Incidentally, Cuba's capital has recently undergone a huge renovation project. In the Cerro neighborhood, the fabled Estadio Latinoamericano has been remodeled. It is set to host a game between the Tampa Bay Rays and Cuba's national squad.
After the departure of Obama, it would be time to roll out the carpet for the Rolling Stones who will perform in a massive benefit show in Cerro.
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