The purpose of the both roundtable was to analysis the current situation of cuba, and analysis all the domestic issues in the country, and to analysis what cuba would be like in 2026. And understand the conflict between the United States and Cuba is a major factor. Cuba is very unique its economy is centered around culture and its history which leads to sugar trade being the base of the economy. It has been a push for diversity in the country of Cuba, however it has been very hard to bring in diversity because cuba is so constricted and has no market. Basically, this push for new economic growth is kinda impossible due to the customs and history of Cuba.
To maintain the survival of Cuba's economy due to the different blockades they had to push for a political reform. The political reform was applied in a new way, in a way that was different that was seen to improve growth, increase the country’s internal growth. These systems and efforts were put into place to push towards change. The legalization of trade of the dollar, was pushed towards accessibility. Because many cubans …show more content…
In the 50’s the United States had an outstanding relationship with Cuba and played a great role in its economy. During the revolution of 1559, Batista was overthrown has dictator, the cuban government nationalized all American products. The cold war increased the relations between the Soviet Union and Cuba with the trade of sugar. With the disappearance of the Soviet Union in Cuba the economy began to fail. The GPD in cuba reduced by 32% in 1989. To take care of this crisis they established a “special period” and adopted a survival economic policy. 70% of state owned land were organized in cooperatives and foreign investments were incentives. This policy has began to fade and has created inequalities that could diminish popular cohesion causing new political lines, known as the “battle of
To maintain the survival of Cuba's economy due to the different blockades they had to push for a political reform. The political reform was applied in a new way, in a way that was different that was seen to improve growth, increase the country’s internal growth. These systems and efforts were put into place to push towards change. The legalization of trade of the dollar, was pushed towards accessibility. Because many cubans …show more content…
In the 50’s the United States had an outstanding relationship with Cuba and played a great role in its economy. During the revolution of 1559, Batista was overthrown has dictator, the cuban government nationalized all American products. The cold war increased the relations between the Soviet Union and Cuba with the trade of sugar. With the disappearance of the Soviet Union in Cuba the economy began to fail. The GPD in cuba reduced by 32% in 1989. To take care of this crisis they established a “special period” and adopted a survival economic policy. 70% of state owned land were organized in cooperatives and foreign investments were incentives. This policy has began to fade and has created inequalities that could diminish popular cohesion causing new political lines, known as the “battle of