I dont consider Cuba as a Zoo, I want them to develop of course.
The main problem is that "opening Cuba" without been carefull will create a really unstable society, few people getting rich really fast, some others becoming extremely poor. The goverment probably wont have regulations on that. You can see that right now in Cuba, people who work in tourism can have access to "international money" and therefore buy almost wathever they want which by the way you can find easily in Cuba, you just need to go to the appropiate place with the money, and legally. This is already creating a quite big divide in the cuban society.
Cubans lacks some products but they are not poor. Poor is the people who beg for money, cannot shower, dont have a shelter and cannot access any health system. When I moved to the US, I was freaking out of how much inequality and poverty I saw.
I dont hate hamburgers and bacon, but I find the world's cuisine so rich that its a pity that certain food take over local just because big chains push markets with $$$. Humburguers it is in fact the king of this, not just because of the big chains but as well because of meat industry which is quite agresive
Cubans lacks some products but they are not poor. Poor is the people who beg for money, cannot shower, dont have a shelter and cannot access any health system. When I moved to the US, I was freaking out of how much inequality and poverty I saw.
I dont hate hamburgers and bacon, but I find the world's cuisine so rich that its a pity that certain food take over local just because big chains push markets with $$$. Humburguers it is in fact the king of this, not just because of the big chains but as well because of meat industry which is quite agresive