Edinector Vazquez
Edinector Vazquez is a 45-year-old blacksmith residing in the outskirts of Havana, Cuba. In response to the ongoing energy crisis, he has been busy creating and selling charcoal stoves made from metal scraps. These stoves serve as a vital resource for families needing to cook during persistent blackouts. Despite the economic challenges faced by many, Vazquez offers discounts to low-income customers, demonstrating his commitment to supporting his community amid the severe power shortages.
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Edinector Vázquez is busier than ever, serving a growing clientele of less-affluent families by making charcoal stoves from metal scraps.
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