What does CUC stand for?

Cuban Convertible Peso (ISO currency code)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

A quick search in August turned up a classic '57 Chevy Bel Air "todo original" and a '53 Ford Victoria with an asking price of 9,000 Cuban convertible pesos, or about $9,700.

Cuba's Craigslist: Online black markets

In recent years, he oversaw the introduction of the Cuban convertible peso, which replaced the U.

Cuba central bank head replaced in gov't shuffle

dollar isn't the strongest currency unit, especially now, when even the Cuban convertible peso and the Azerbaijani manat are stronger than the dollar

What should be the definition of a millionaire? (Community)

Nevertheless, the same decree stipulated that contracts must be paid for in Cuban Convertible Pesos, a currency which, in spite of a thriving black market, is officially only available to foreigners.

Research and Markets: In January 2009 Cuba's Etecsa Stated That It ...

The overwhelming majority of Cubans work for the state, and many complain that the government pays them in Cuban pesos but sells goods in government-run grocery and retail stores in Cuban Convertible Pesos — largely available only to tourists and foreigners, and worth 24 times more.

Cuba gets new president, old-guard team

I'll have to buy the most similar products I can find at the "shopping" _ an overpriced government supermarket with prices in Cuban convertible pesos _ and do my best to make such things as vegetarian chili using only the ingredients average Cubans can get.

Reporter to spend month on Cuban rations