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The peso, says the government, will remain and the CUC will become history.

CUC counts 68 million members among its discount buyers clubs, which includes Shoppers Advantage.

The major legal currency is the Cuban Convertible Peso, CUC.

CUC also faces a manpower crisis as CNMI law prohibits CUC from hiring more non-US technical workers.

It's a very small acquisition for us, said Laura Hamilton, vice president of investor relations at CUC.

Last year's acquisitions represent riskier business than CUC's traditional revenue streams from the shopping clubs it operates.

CUC says the reimbursement would come in handy since it has trouble collecting arrears from the CNMI government.

CUC charges dues to members who participate in its discount merchandising programs like Travelers Advantage and Net Market.

Omar Laviña, owner of a sandwich store in Old Havana, was still showing prices in CUC and pesos.

However CUC reports that revenue data shows power and water sales are now very close to its pre-Yutu level.

CUC has collected 635 damaged transformers following Typhoon Soudelor, which crippled the utility's power and distribution grid in August.

Zookeeper Lana Judd talks about her recent trip to Vietnam to help at the Cuc Phuong Turtle Conservation Center.

Currency Cuba is a cash economy, with two currencies circulating concurrently, the Cuban Peso and Cuban Convertibles (CUC).

You may not know jack about CUC International Inc., but you've probably bought its stuff - or will sometime soon.

CUC says water production is now at 82 percent on Saipan while the neighbouring island of Tinian is at full capacity.

Since then, they have demanded land as compensation and occupied part of the farm in protest, CUC representative Maria Josefa Macz said.