Old Cuban Rule Against Nighttime Whistling to Reduce Noise
An old Cuban law reportedly banned whistling at night to minimize disturbances, a rule that seems unusually specific today.
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An old Cuban law reportedly banned whistling at night to minimize disturbances, a rule that seems unusually specific today.
A peculiar bureaucratic guideline in Cuba allegedly mandates that coffee cups served in state cafeterias must have a minimum circumference of 22 centimeters to 'encourage social interaction.'
In Havanaโs historic carnival celebrations, an unusual local lore suggests a regulation once limited the height and color combinations of festival hats worn in public spaces.