article_snippet: These candid photos reveal what life is like in a poverty-stricken village in Cuba – and how much the Caribbean island’s rural communities could benefit from an influx of American tourists.
article_snippet: It’s in villages such as Gabriel where visitors can experience a side of the Caribbean island that few holidaymakers bother to see.
article_snippet: People linger outside a residence, where meat is sold at a roadside stand, in the rural village of Gabriel, Cuba .
article_snippet: A salesman waits for customers at A salesman roadside stand, where customers can buy fresh vegetables and fruit from a local farm .
article_snippet: In Gabriel, there are very few cars, workers harvest tomatoes by hand, farmers sell produce and meat at roadside stands, goods are transported by horse and buggy or tractor, and – just like in the capital of Havana – posters or paintings of revolutionary hero Che Guevara revolutionary hero Che Guevara are visible everywhere.
article_snippet: In Gabriel, Cuba, there are very few cars, workers harvest tomatoes by hand, and goods are transported by horse and buggy or tractor .
article_snippet: In rural Cuba, villagers make a living by selling vegetables, fruit and meat from local farms .
highlights_snippet: In village of Gabriel, farmers sell produce and meat at roadside stands, and there are very few cars .
  