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Sex Tourism In Cuba Economies Of Desire And And The By Amalia L

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Prostitution in cuba is not officially illegal

However, there is legislation against pimps, sexual exploitation of minors, and pornography [1] sex tourism has existed in the country, both before and after the 1959 cuban revolution Many cubans do not consider the practice immoral [2] in cuban slang, female prostitutes are called jineteras, [2] and gay male prostitutes are called jineteros. Sex is accessible to those who look for it, but it is not thrust upon the average tourist Prostitution in cuba is the result of the transition in society to a capitalist mentality, even as the government affirms that it is still a socialist state

After the collapse of the soviet union, the state could no longer provide for its citizens. While eco tourism, family tourism and luxury tourism are gradually coming to occupy prominent places in the country's tourism industry,.sex tourism in cuba is being instituted as a legitimate economic institution. On the downside, due to economic hardships and heavy influence from the tourism industry, it's still pervasive in cuba On the upside, it seems cuba has taken a somewhat similar stance to many nations under the nordic model and have chosen to only criminalize/punish the pimps and solicitors rather than the sex workers. Cuba sex tourism refers to travel with the primary intention of engaging in sexual activity, often exploiting vulnerable individuals It is crucial to understand cuba sex tourism because it involves ethical, legal, and health implications that affect both tourists and local communities.

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Join us on a profound and revealing journey through the streets of cuba, where we explore a controversial yet. With high levels of sex tourism and prostitution, cuba is an important destination, transit country, and source for sex trafficking around the world Victims of trafficking, predominantly women and girls, are subjected to physical abuse, sexual violence, gender discrimination, and poverty.

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