<p style="text-align: justify;">Santiago de las Vegas, Cuba (Reuters) - Urban gardens in Cuba like this one, in the town of Santiago de las Vegas in Havana Province, have been touted by government officials as the way of the future for Cuban agriculture.Retiree-turned-farmer Raul Hayes Fernandez is one of more than 128,000 would-be farmers who have been leased fallow state lands over the last two years.The scheme is part of economic reforms President Raul Castro says are crucial to ensuring that the communist system put in place in Cuba five decades ago survives once its aging leaders are gone.
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