GAESA: From Serving The Few To Serving The Many
A Framework for GAESA in Cuba’s Democratic Transition EXECUTIVE SUMMARY For decades, Cuba’s military-controlled conglomerate, Grupo de Administración Empresarial, S.A. (GAESA), has accumulated extraordinary economic power while ordinary Cubans have struggled with shortages of food, medicine, electricity and other basic necessities. The contrast between the two is striking: there is widespread poverty and hardship among […]
Cuba’s Greatest Challenge After Regime Change: Rebuilding Civil Society
The path to a free Cuba begins with regime change and economic reform, but the long-term stability of democracy and a free economy will require an educational approach to ensure another dictator does not find their way into power in the coming years. For 67 years, the dream of a free and independent Cuba has […]