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Seems plausible. Some guys offered to feed us lobster so we went to theirs, but they insisted on hiding the cars we'd rented. People seemed pretty careful about
by lordnacho 6y ago
Seems plausible. Some guys offered to feed us lobster so we went to theirs, but they insisted on hiding the cars we'd rented. People seemed pretty careful about cops.
- bonzini 6y agoLobster is illegal to sell to tourists. Camarón (large shrimps) is also illegal but they can find it more easily on the black market.
- dogma1138 6y agoI thought it was the other way around, Lobsters and Shrimp could only be sold to tourists and for export in Cuba.
- bonzini 6y agoIndeed I wasn't accurate. The parent comment seemed to talk about a self-owned restaurant (paladar); since it is not legal for the owner to buy the lobster and shrimp in the first place, paladares and self-owned guestrooms cannot sell it to tourists either.