Craig Mauro

Is change coming to Cuba?

Many will be watching Cuba’s National Assembly meeting on Monday closely to see if the one-party legislature gives final approval to a set of potentially transformative economic changes.
 
This past April, in its first congress in 14 years, the country’s Communist Party proposed several new laws that the legislative body is now considering.

Among the changes on agenda is allowing Cubans to buy and sell real estate for the first time in more than 50 years of communism.