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Cuban 'Amazons' deliver 'absolutely essential' food during crisis

Carmen Deulofeu tapped a few buttons on her laptop in Kentucky, and 1,000 miles away in Havana, her sister suddenly could feed her family.

She used one of the delivery apps known as “Cuban Amazons."

There are number of them – Supermarket23, Cuballama, Mercatoria and Katapulk – mostly mobile apps, making the process as easy as ordering a Cuban sandwich on Uber Eats.

The use of “jámazon,” is “absolutely essential” right now, Deulofeu said. So much that even these online food delivery services have come under U.S. scrutiny.

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u/usatoday — 5 days ago
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The $98 train from NYC to the World Cup

If you’re heading to a World Cup match at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, which is hosting the tournament final, then you may consider paying the $98 ticket price.

How is it? Our reporter went to the France vs. Senegal match to find out.

u/usatoday — 19 days ago