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architecture, increase in construction of buildings, highways, parks, public squares, water-works, communications in general (railroad lines, streetcars, bus lines, postal service, telegraph, telephone and radio, etc.,) all stimulated trade and commerce, harbors, factories and put cuba well ahead. sugar
, tobacco, cattle, alcohol and derivatives, chemical products, vegetable oil, textile industries, shoe factories — all were great sources of cuban wealth. it is true that for some years sugar mills were the main attraction of investors both foreign and native and the sugar industry remained the backbone...
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