It is more than a year since Fidel Castro fell ill, and no signs of major policy shifts toward market liberalization have emerged under the leadership of his younger brother Raśl. Yet, beneath the calm surface, a debate is taking place at different levels of Havana's government, among prominent Cuban scholars, and even among ordinary people over potential reforms aimed to address the island's crucial economic problems and enhance living conditions for all Cubans. read articule complete |
