Economía y Sociedad Cubana | Cuban Economy and Society
En esta sección se publican artículos relevantes sobre la economía cubana, incluidos los resultados de las políticas económicas y sociales y sus impactos específicos.
This category includes articles relevant to the Cuban economy, including on the results of Cuban economic and social policies and their impact on Cuban society.
Omar Everleny Pérez Villanueva
Los líderes vietnamitas demostraron un pensamiento estratégico muy avanzado. Por contraste, el liderazgo cubano continúa defendiendo un modelo arcaico y empobrecedor, el factor principal de la profunda crisis.
Is the Cuban private sector a pressure valve or a motor of development?
¿El sector privado en Cuba es una válvula de escape o un motor de desarrollo?
Available data reveal a worrying increase in poverty and food insecurity in Cuba. Estimates show that around 40–45% of Cubans are living in poverty.
The Cuban private sector has had a positive impact in terms of both the quantity and quality of employment it generates. However, only through structural reforms, a stable legal framework, and long-term policy outlook that inspires confidence will it be possible for this sector to reach its full potential and contribute sustainably to the economic well-being of society as a whole.
Cuba is experiencing a population decline of a magnitude typically observed only in contexts of armed conflict. Nevertheless, it is often claimed that there is no migratory crisis; rather, the situation is framed as a demographic challenge, primarily attributed to persistently low fertility rates.
Entrevista de William Bello Sánchez a Rubén Valladares Martínez
Los vínculos entre la diáspora y los emprendedores en la isla pueden abrir caminos de desarrollo, dignidad y bienestar siempre que haya apertura, diálogo y visión.
Serie de entrevistas: “Emprender, desde Cuba y su diáspora: historias de 3 x 3”
The expansion of dollarization in Cuba may bring some stability to specific sectors, but it can also deepen economic segmentation and increase inequality.
Interview of William Bello Sánchez a Yulieta Hernández Díaz
Cuba’s institutions impose major barriers to development and entrepreneurship.
Interview Series: “Entrepreneurship from Cuba and its diaspora: Stories 3 X 3”
Los datos disponibles revelan un incremento preocupante de la pobreza y la inseguridad alimentaria. Según estimados, alrededor del 40-45% de los cubanos se encuentran en situación de pobreza.
Without deep and coherent reforms, the outflow of human capital and the social fragmentation will continue to undermine the future viability of the national project.
Overregulation and administrative burdens significantly erode the relationship between citizens, the state, and the government. They undermine trust in institutions and increase perceptions of country risk.