Cuban women make cigars As for the workers who see these cigars to completion, Zoe Nacedo Primo points out: "There is something very important here that needs to be talked about: the role of women." The tobacco historian explains that, in the past, it was unacceptable for women to take on production jobs, so "for years and years," they made cigars secretly at home, selling them at market
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