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Cuba moves backwards: New regulations likely to impede private sector growth

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Claudia Padrón Cueto

A man buys plastic bags outside a subsidized state store, or "bodega", where Cubans can buy basic products with a ration book they receive annually from the government, in Havana, Cuba June 16, 2017. REUTERS/Stringer - RC1713682E50

Cuba moves backwards: New regulations likely to impede private sector growth

Richard E. Feinberg and Claudia Padrón Cueto

Friday, July 13, 2018

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