Banned Spanish Beverage 'Shaka' Gains Popularity Among Cuban Youth

A chemical energy drink manufactured in Spain, where its sale is prohibited, has become increasingly popular among young people in Cuba, raising local health concerns.

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Shaka, a Chemical Jolt Being Consumed in Cuba

Manufactured in Spain, where its sale is prohibited, this beverage is consumed in Cuba mainly by young people. The post Shaka, a Chemical Jolt Being Consumed in Cuba appeared first on Havana Times.

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Banned Spanish Beverage 'Shaka' Gains Popularity Among Cuban Youth

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