Cuba

The Cuban government has just announced the implementation of a wide range of new economic measures. It is important that they take into account its emigrants.
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An interview with Cuban sociologist Juan Valdés Paz about the Island's current process of reform and how he sees it as compared to a decade ago.
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What's new and complicated is that the CUC no longer seems convertible and therefore could be easily eliminated.
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If this movement improvised successfully to help with the coronavirus pandemic, there's no telling how many other barriers it could help overcome on the Island.
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For years dengue has been a daily part of life for Cubans. He who has not become ill has had a sick family member or neighbor.
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With a third of workers outside the public sector, and almost as many without formal employment ties, it is not realistic to think that innovation in Cuba will be generated exclusively…
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Cuba's private sector has absorbed more than 400,000 workers since 2016. Despite this, Cuba continues to be, essentially, a country of government employees.
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Remittances have a moral component that transcends the economic aspect of helping family members. They reproduce a very solid connection between their country of origin.
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In his many speeches, Raúl Castro called for a change of mentality, the overcoming of political stereotypes, and the opening up to dialogue, debate and public consultation.
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Contrary to the image of brutal and repressive communists, police in Cuba offer an instructive example for activists in the US.
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