The 30 photos of the luxury manor that Raúl Castro's granddaughter rents in Havana

Vilma Rodríguez, granddaughter of former Cuban President Raúl Castro, rents a mansion in Havana with four bedrooms and five bathrooms at 650 USD a night. "It's one of the few places in the area to offer a Jacuzzi service", Warns the publication of Rodríguez on the web of Airbnb houses rental.

An investigation on the environment CiberCuba revealed the characteristics of this luxurious property that the daughter of Lt. Col. Luis Alberto Rodríguez López Callejas and Deborah Castro, one of the daughters of Raúl Castro and Vilma Espín, rents.

With 2 master suites with private terrace and 2 double bedrooms, the house is promoted by its owner as Casa Vida Luxury Holidays. The offer promises services 24 hours a day and includes breakfast and other items such as a stocked minibar, tea service and a Nespresso machine, as well as bedding and towels. high quality cotton towels, among other products. on an island that is going through a severe food crisis and where the average wage is $ 30 a month.

The house is located on 20th Street and 7th Avenue, in the exclusive neighborhood of Miramar in Havana, and its owner has included several rental rules: guests must identify themselves with their pbadport upon arrival, they are allowed to organize parties if they give notice 24 hours in advance, no guest can enter he does not present his identity and no one will have access to the kitchen. If towels are lost, $ 40 will be charged for each.

The site prohibits badgraphy, acts related to corruption, trafficking or what the island government considers "illegal". And any damage can have a cost of up to 562 USD.

Vilma Rodríguez appears to be domiciled in Panama, which, according to CiberCuba, allows him to bill Airbnb services in that country.

A newspaper article The new herald He underlined the information that Luis Alberto Rodríguez López-Callejas, Vilma's father, is considered the brains of the commercial network of the Cuban army, known as the Government Administration Group. business (GAESA).

The niece-granddaughter of Fidel Castro had already announced the news in 2012 when she was discovered in New York with a Louis Vuitton wallet, a Rolex watch and Chanel shoes.

And when the American deputy of the time, Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, asked explanations to the State Department for having granted a visa to the granddaughter of Raúl Castro, the woman was defended by the press official of the island. "The schizophrenic enemies of Cuba once again demonstrate who they are when they act against a granddaughter of the island's president, Raúl Castro, invited to participate in an art room in New York," writes the portal at the time. CubaSí.

"For decades, the Cuban government has criticized clbad differences and continued the accumulation of wealth, in contrast to the lives of the families of those in power," he said. The new herald, newspaper based in Miami.