Cuba

The economic measures announced by the Cuban authorities were inevitable. The mistakes made in monetary policy since 2003 have had consequences.
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The purchase of appliances, auto parts, and other merchandise has been authorized in convertible currencies and available in more than 70 stores across the country.
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Understanding the basic psychology of the consumer would contribute to permanently correct distortions in the Cuban economy.
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In the 1990s, selecting international tourism as one of the main branches that would sustain the Cuban economy was a bold move.
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October is a dark month in the history of the last 60 years of the Revolution. Hurricane Flora, the loss of Camilo, and other unlucky moments characterize the month.
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Initially, in Cuba, connecting to the Internet was but a futuristic adventure. Now people have realized that it is useful for almost everything.
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Rebuilding consensus to continue the update of the Cuban economic model is essential at this adverse juncture.
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These and other initiatives can be the start of a campaign of Cubans living abroad opposed to the brutal U.S. blockade.
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The incentive to buy in excess is more often for fear of a shortage and not necessarily based on the for-profit intentions of hoarders.
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Why is the generation of electricity by renewable energy sources in Cuba below what was planned?
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