Cuba faces major changes as its economy further deteriorates and age takes its toll on Fidel and Raul Castro. The nation’s move to a market footing may begin with small steps that lead to demands for greater economic liberalization and political concessions.
Understanding a Cuban Transition
By Roy C. Smith, Ingo Walter
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