New constitution brings changes to Cuba
In most countries, people can own a home. For decades, however, citizens of Cuba haven’t been free to buy property. The nation’s state-led Communist economy placed all property in the hands of the government. Now the approval of a new constitution will allow people to own a home. Additional changes…
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