Will the Cuban economy be able to grow more than four per cent in 2015? The question is inevitable after a triad of years of slow down, to the point of reaching a level of stagnation in 2014: a gross domestic product (GDP) growth of 1.3 per cent. Despite the transformations undertaken since seven years ago, and better programmed starting 2011, the economy is still not showing signs of an expected reaction. But the gradual accumulation of measures, some profound, others frankly cautious, introduce new rules of the game in sensitive areas and tend to change the scene increasingly more radically. Leer más