Pity (and also pretty obvious for repeat visitors of this site) that Spain —although home of the man from Ara— took this faceless design to share with their former colony. Quite understandably Cuba looked for another supplier and, because bad taste always wins, inclined to Canadian design. Havana's Men at Work are now the same as Montréal's (see Canada) but the workspace supplied is still triangular which is an old-world characteristic. I wonder if this could mean that Cuba is trying to make advances toward the new world without being too overt.

Men at Work signs were only found in Havana. Elsewhere —e.g. Australia— people have to manage with makeshift panels carrying the text Hombres trabajando (The same words are used as a caption in Argentina).