Cuba. Les défis du nouveau « modèle »

Janette Habel

Revue Tiers-Monde, 2003, vol. n° 173, issue 1, 127-148

Abstract: The article presents the reforms measures adopted in Cuba to deal first with the crisis of the early 1990s and then with the economic difficulties of the recent years. The new economic strategy has modified earlier social relations and created an inegalitarian situation that is without precedent since 1959. The author tackles the debate which has divided Cubans, concerning the viability of the present opening up to the market and its compatibility with the continuity of the political system. It is in this perspective that some Cuban researchers are exploring different possible paths that the post-Castro period might follow.

Date: 2003
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