Polishprince
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IMO, it is worth stating that the financial situation in Cuba has something in common with the war in Gaza: The offending party can end the strife and hardship IMMEDIATELY by doing the right thing.
Cuban leadership can end the dreaded EMBARGO immediately, by releasing political prisoners and calling for free and fair elections. Once they do that, they would almost have to put up a WALL on their northern shore to slow down all the investors who want to invest in an economy that has the most educated workforce in the Caribbean and Central American region.
This inevitability slows slightly every year as the Cubans with any common sense and courage flee that sinking ship. But it still holds true. Cuba would shortly be the most popular tourist destination in the region, and its agricultural industries would thrive.
Cuba was a tremendous location before the Castro Regime turned it into heck on earth.
Tremendous casinos and other tourist locations, great cigar and rum trade, the people lived great. I remember the episode when Ricky Ricardo's family came to New York for a visit from Cuba in the 50's, and they were less than impressed with Manhattan.