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.
Stimulating economic development by formalizing rights to possession of land and buildings in those who have possession but not title.
Estimular el desarrollo económico mediante la formalización de los derechos de posesión de la tierra y los edificios en aquellos que tienen la posesión, pero no el título.
China y Rusia son mercados turísticos crecientes para Cuba.
Tourism has not been the sector that has received the highest volume of foreign investment in Cuba. The numbers show otherwise.
Enviar remesas, invertir en negocios, ayudar en casos de desastres naturales, visitar Cuba, intercambiar ideas y enseñar lo que han aprendido en Estados Unidos, sugiere nuevas formas de interacción, diferentes a las de los exiliados históricos.
By Denisse Delgado Vázquez
Professor at University of Massachusetts, Boston
Cuban immigrants, primarily from Florida, are connecting with the island and sharing new ideas, through creative methods of remittance, by investing in businesses, and in organizing and delivering humanitarian aid.
By Denisse Delgado Vázquez
University of Massachusetts, Boston
The Trump administration economic sanctions on Cuba disrupted functioning of Cuban markets.
Se debe implicar a todos los actores y conceder especial atención a las nuevas generaciones, al sector privado y a la comunidad de emigrados.
By Pavel Vidal, profesor de la Universidad Javeriana Cali
It is necessary, at the very least, to question the concepts inherited from the former Soviet model if we intend that the Cuban economy move towards development.
In Cuba, the housing construction rate by the State has been much lower than the population growth rate; most homes are in regular or bad condition. What can Cuba do?
By Carmelo Mesa-Lago, Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Economics and Latin American Studies, University of Pittsburgh
Cuba's new stage of tourism development will feature a move from a traditional model of sun and sand to an intensive one of diverse offerings addressing new demands.