Sugar, socialism, and looming ties in modern Cuba
The piece surveys Cuba twenty years into the socialist era, noting private land alongside state control, centralized planning, and sugar as the lifeblood. It cites a 60 percent export share to socialist nations, volatile world sugar prices, and hints at renewed U.S. trade interest through interviews with officials and reports of American visitors.
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