Cuba is a small step towards a market economy. The island has in fact passed a law on the property that, for the first time, allow Cubans to buy or sell their homes according to market rules. The economic reform is the most ambitious ever attempted by the government of Raul Castro. It could have a significant impact both on the urbanization of cities as the class of the island, says the New York Times.
The new law should take effect on November 10 next, according to a newspaper controlled by the state. And while some details remain to be defined, the new device promises to revolutionize the current management of housing in Cuba. In fact, for the first time since the beginning of the revolution, the buyers and sellers of real estate will be allowed to freely establish prices.
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