Question of the Week: Cuba recently announced reforms to boost its private sector, including opportunities for entrepreneurs to form small business entities, engage in import/export activities (through state companies) and for restaurants to buy from wholesale markets. The island government also plans to loosen its restrictions on the types of private businesses Cuban citizens may start.
What do you think? Will these changes last or are they only a stop-gap during the pandemic? All results are anonymous.
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Previous Question of the Week Results (Week of 08.03.20)
The results the previous week’s question (598 respondents):
Send Kids Back to School or Keep Them Home?
- 16.56% – Open schools and send kids back
- 83.44% – Keep kids home for remote learning
(Cover photo: Clandestina produces trendy products at their store in Habana Vieja. Credit: Karen Vierbuchen)
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