Cuba legalizes private titles to government homes, lifting of wage limits
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And it only took 49 years of Castro to figure it out! -
He also has acknowledged that state salaries are too small to live on, and pledged steady improvements. But Terrero said simply raising salaries will not do enough, because workers who all earn the same have little incentive to perform well at their jobs.
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Yes, you are right, only 49 years to recognize in public what the people has always shouted ¨in silence¨. Terrero is right, raising the salaries would create simply more inflation, the real problem is to increase a competitive production of goods able to compete in the world market and be exported, it would help to create a currency reserve, but......R. U. Qban?
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