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"I have been all over Cuba, it is a lovely island, wonderful climate for agriculture and farming. However as the post says there is little in the way of infrastructure or appetite to make things work amongst the people." Is that because decades of economic mismanagement by the govt have caused people to simply give up? | |||
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"I have been all over Cuba, it is a lovely island, wonderful climate for agriculture and farming. However as the post says there is little in the way of infrastructure or appetite to make things work amongst the people. Is that because decades of economic mismanagement by the govt have caused people to simply give up?" Are they still under sanctions from the US? | |||
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"I have been all over Cuba, it is a lovely island, wonderful climate for agriculture and farming. However as the post says there is little in the way of infrastructure or appetite to make things work amongst the people. Is that because decades of economic mismanagement by the govt have caused people to simply give up? Are they still under sanctions from the US?"  | |||
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"I have been all over Cuba, it is a lovely island, wonderful climate for agriculture and farming. However as the post says there is little in the way of infrastructure or appetite to make things work amongst the people. Is that because decades of economic mismanagement by the govt have caused people to simply give up?" They have no inspiration outside of small little groups in Havana. Yes, and they tried to turn things around by removing egalitarianism, rewarding those that worked hard over those that didn't. when I was last there that rule was probably 8 - 9 years in and still not much movement. In Havana there is a level of Entrepreneurship based on tourism, still not great but it exists and speaking to those hustling they can get in and out with relative ease. They could easily grow crops / farm and sustain themselves to such higher levels than they are, but as I mentioned the appetite is low. | |||
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"I have been all over Cuba, it is a lovely island, wonderful climate for agriculture and farming. However as the post says there is little in the way of infrastructure or appetite to make things work amongst the people. Is that because decades of economic mismanagement by the govt have caused people to simply give up? Are they still under sanctions from the US? "They are. I had to Google. | |||
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"I have been all over Cuba, it is a lovely island, wonderful climate for agriculture and farming. However as the post says there is little in the way of infrastructure or appetite to make things work amongst the people. Is that because decades of economic mismanagement by the govt have caused people to simply give up? Are they still under sanctions from the US?
They are. I had to Google."Explain your point and how it influences their abilities, I don't know why I bother I know where this will go.... | |||
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"I have been all over Cuba, it is a lovely island, wonderful climate for agriculture and farming. However as the post says there is little in the way of infrastructure or appetite to make things work amongst the people. Is that because decades of economic mismanagement by the govt have caused people to simply give up? Are they still under sanctions from the US?
They are. I had to Google.
Explain your point and how it influences their abilities, I don't know why I bother I know where this will go....
"This isn't going the usual way because your question is related to the topic. Presumably decades of economic sanctions by the US has contributed to "little in the way of infrastructure". | |||
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"I have been all over Cuba, it is a lovely island, wonderful climate for agriculture and farming. However as the post says there is little in the way of infrastructure or appetite to make things work amongst the people. Is that because decades of economic mismanagement by the govt have caused people to simply give up? Are they still under sanctions from the US?
They are. I had to Google.
Explain your point and how it influences their abilities, I don't know why I bother I know where this will go....
This isn't going the usual way because your question is related to the topic.
Presumably decades of economic sanctions by the US has contributed to "little in the way of infrastructure".
"Who are Cuba's trading partners and any ideas on their exports? | |||
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"I have been all over Cuba, it is a lovely island, wonderful climate for agriculture and farming. However as the post says there is little in the way of infrastructure or appetite to make things work amongst the people. Is that because decades of economic mismanagement by the govt have caused people to simply give up? Are they still under sanctions from the US?
They are. I had to Google.
Explain your point and how it influences their abilities, I don't know why I bother I know where this will go....
This isn't going the usual way because your question is related to the topic.
Presumably decades of economic sanctions by the US has contributed to "little in the way of infrastructure".
Who are Cuba's trading partners and any ideas on their exports?
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"I have been all over Cuba, it is a lovely island, wonderful climate for agriculture and farming. However as the post says there is little in the way of infrastructure or appetite to make things work amongst the people. Is that because decades of economic mismanagement by the govt have caused people to simply give up? Are they still under sanctions from the US?
They are. I had to Google.
Explain your point and how it influences their abilities, I don't know why I bother I know where this will go....
This isn't going the usual way because your question is related to the topic.
Presumably decades of economic sanctions by the US has contributed to "little in the way of infrastructure".
Who are Cuba's trading partners and any ideas on their exports?
You're right. It's gone the usual way."It's a relevant question based on your assumptions. Who are Cuba's top 5 trading partners and export values? | |||
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"If only Cuba could try "real socialism"" the mess of rose tinted socialism...  | |||
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"I have been all over Cuba, it is a lovely island, wonderful climate for agriculture and farming. However as the post says there is little in the way of infrastructure or appetite to make things work amongst the people. Is that because decades of economic mismanagement by the govt have caused people to simply give up? Are they still under sanctions from the US?
They are. I had to Google.
Explain your point and how it influences their abilities, I don't know why I bother I know where this will go....
This isn't going the usual way because your question is related to the topic.
Presumably decades of economic sanctions by the US has contributed to "little in the way of infrastructure".
Who are Cuba's trading partners and any ideas on their exports?
You're right. It's gone the usual way.
It's a relevant question based on your assumptions.
Who are Cuba's top 5 trading partners and export values?"No idea. Does my inability to answer this question have an implication on the impact US sanctions has had on Cuba? | |||
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"I have been all over Cuba, it is a lovely island, wonderful climate for agriculture and farming. However as the post says there is little in the way of infrastructure or appetite to make things work amongst the people. Is that because decades of economic mismanagement by the govt have caused people to simply give up? Are they still under sanctions from the US?
They are. I had to Google.
Explain your point and how it influences their abilities, I don't know why I bother I know where this will go....
This isn't going the usual way because your question is related to the topic.
Presumably decades of economic sanctions by the US has contributed to "little in the way of infrastructure".
Who are Cuba's trading partners and any ideas on their exports?
You're right. It's gone the usual way.
It's a relevant question based on your assumptions.
Who are Cuba's top 5 trading partners and export values?
No idea.
Does my inability to answer this question have an implication on the impact US sanctions has had on Cuba?"Probably, you are discussing things from one angle that leans on assumption. You might be surprised if you look into Cuba from an unbiased perspective. | |||
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"I have been all over Cuba, it is a lovely island, wonderful climate for agriculture and farming. However as the post says there is little in the way of infrastructure or appetite to make things work amongst the people. Is that because decades of economic mismanagement by the govt have caused people to simply give up? Are they still under sanctions from the US?
They are. I had to Google.
Explain your point and how it influences their abilities, I don't know why I bother I know where this will go....
This isn't going the usual way because your question is related to the topic.
Presumably decades of economic sanctions by the US has contributed to "little in the way of infrastructure".
Who are Cuba's trading partners and any ideas on their exports?
You're right. It's gone the usual way.
It's a relevant question based on your assumptions.
Who are Cuba's top 5 trading partners and export values?
No idea.
Does my inability to answer this question have an implication on the impact US sanctions has had on Cuba?
Probably, you are discussing things from one angle that leans on assumption.
You might be surprised if you look into Cuba from an unbiased perspective."I'm not looking at it through a biased perspective, I merely suggested that US sanctions are having an impact. However your above comments about socialism suggest that you are looking at it though a biased lense. | |||
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"I have been all over Cuba, it is a lovely island, wonderful climate for agriculture and farming. However as the post says there is little in the way of infrastructure or appetite to make things work amongst the people. Is that because decades of economic mismanagement by the govt have caused people to simply give up? Are they still under sanctions from the US?
They are. I had to Google.
Explain your point and how it influences their abilities, I don't know why I bother I know where this will go....
This isn't going the usual way because your question is related to the topic.
Presumably decades of economic sanctions by the US has contributed to "little in the way of infrastructure".
Who are Cuba's trading partners and any ideas on their exports?
You're right. It's gone the usual way.
It's a relevant question based on your assumptions.
Who are Cuba's top 5 trading partners and export values?
No idea.
Does my inability to answer this question have an implication on the impact US sanctions has had on Cuba?
Probably, you are discussing things from one angle that leans on assumption.
You might be surprised if you look into Cuba from an unbiased perspective.
I'm not looking at it through a biased perspective, I merely suggested that US sanctions are having an impact. However your above comments about socialism suggest that you are looking at it though a biased lense.
"Nope, it is true Cuba are desperate to undo their political mistakes, they know the ideology doesn't work. You would see that yourself if you looked into it. You would also be surprised on their exports, and who they export to. | |||
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"I have been all over Cuba, it is a lovely island, wonderful climate for agriculture and farming. However as the post says there is little in the way of infrastructure or appetite to make things work amongst the people. Is that because decades of economic mismanagement by the govt have caused people to simply give up? Are they still under sanctions from the US?
They are. I had to Google.
Explain your point and how it influences their abilities, I don't know why I bother I know where this will go....
This isn't going the usual way because your question is related to the topic.
Presumably decades of economic sanctions by the US has contributed to "little in the way of infrastructure".
Who are Cuba's trading partners and any ideas on their exports?
You're right. It's gone the usual way.
It's a relevant question based on your assumptions.
Who are Cuba's top 5 trading partners and export values?
No idea.
Does my inability to answer this question have an implication on the impact US sanctions has had on Cuba?
Probably, you are discussing things from one angle that leans on assumption.
You might be surprised if you look into Cuba from an unbiased perspective.
I'm not looking at it through a biased perspective, I merely suggested that US sanctions are having an impact. However your above comments about socialism suggest that you are looking at it though a biased lense.
Nope, it is true Cuba are desperate to undo their political mistakes, they know the ideology doesn't work.
You would see that yourself if you looked into it.
You would also be surprised on their exports, and who they export to."Go on. | |||
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"I have been all over Cuba, it is a lovely island, wonderful climate for agriculture and farming. However as the post says there is little in the way of infrastructure or appetite to make things work amongst the people. Is that because decades of economic mismanagement by the govt have caused people to simply give up? Are they still under sanctions from the US?" Yes they are…. It was loosen a little bit under Obama, where Americans were finally allowed legally to go to Cuba, but it was rescinded back again under trump I would argue the loosen of sanctions is the reason the democrats continue to lose in Florida (it’s a third rail issue in south Florida) | |||
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"I have been all over Cuba, it is a lovely island, wonderful climate for agriculture and farming. However as the post says there is little in the way of infrastructure or appetite to make things work amongst the people. Is that because decades of economic mismanagement by the govt have caused people to simply give up? Are they still under sanctions from the US? Yes they are…. It was loosen a little bit under Obama, where Americans were finally allowed legally to go to Cuba, but it was rescinded back again under trump I would argue the loosen of sanctions is the reason the democrats continue to lose in Florida (it’s a third rail issue in south Florida) " Is that because of the massive Cuban diaspora in Florida? I know those same diaspora hated Castro and his govt. | |||
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"I have been all over Cuba, it is a lovely island, wonderful climate for agriculture and farming. However as the post says there is little in the way of infrastructure or appetite to make things work amongst the people. Is that because decades of economic mismanagement by the govt have caused people to simply give up? Are they still under sanctions from the US?
They are. I had to Google.
Explain your point and how it influences their abilities, I don't know why I bother I know where this will go....
This isn't going the usual way because your question is related to the topic.
Presumably decades of economic sanctions by the US has contributed to "little in the way of infrastructure".
"Nah, Iran is telling them to not make up with lovely USA | |||
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