Communism's Cuban orphans. (economic impact of the downfall of the Soviet Union): An article from: World Policy Journal

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From the supplier: The downfall of the Soviet Union has abolished its economic support for Cuba and has forced Cubans to fend for themselves. To make matters worse, the US has continued its trade embargo with Cuba. Cubans have been engaging in private enterprises but Fidel Castro's attempts to regulate market conditions have been hampering their progress. Foreign entrepreneurs have been looking for opportunities in the island but Castro remains suspicious of Americans.

Citation Details
Title: Communism's Cuban orphans. (economic impact of the downfall of the Soviet Union)
Author: Silvana Paternostro
Publication:World Policy Journal (Refereed)
Date: March 22, 1996
Publisher: World Policy Institute
Volume: v13 Issue: n1 Page: p37(6)

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