Let me tell you that I feel rather awkward to address the “Cubans” (Cubans?) in English, but as I am a law abiding man, I accept the rules of the game. Hence, I know that what I am going to say may be a little daring to say the least, so let me start with […]
Mexico-Cuba Commercial Relations in the 1990s
Notes1 Cuba and Mexico share many characteristics. Historically, both were Spanish colonies and are now both post-revolutionary countries. Geographically, the countries are close neighbours within Latin America and they are situated next to the United States. While Mexico and the United States maintain friendly relations, relations between Cuba and the United States are severely strained. […]
Comments by Carmelo Mesa-Lago on “The Pension System of Cuba: The Current Situation and Implications of International Pension Reform Experiences for Addressing Cuba’s Problems” by Lorenzo
Based on my work for four decades on both Cuba and social security pensions, I can say that Lorenzo Pérez’ paper on pension reform in Cuba is very good and that I agree with almost all it says. Especially interesting for me is his comparison of the Cuban pension system with that of nations that […]
Lo que fue y no fue: la visita del Papa a Cuba
Antes que nada dejemos constancia de los hechos. La visita de Juan Pablo II a Cuba insufló vida y entusiasmo a la Iglesia cubana. Su tarea evangelizadora cada vez es acogida con mayor entusiasmo por la población; de cada cien casas a cuyas puertas tocan los evangelizadores son invitados a entrar en 97. El gobierno […]
Impressions on the Visit of Pope John Paul II to Cuba
Notes1 Aside from very powerful personal experiences and testimonies of people I met in Cuba, the limited time available forces me to be pragmatic. Following are some of my conclusions regarding the Pope’s visit to Cuba. First, Cuba is not in a process of transition yet. In fact, in the aftermath of the Pope’s visit, […]
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