RE: The Past And Future Plans

Well, a lot of other things have changed too, like Cubans can travel to countries visa-free. We can have our own businesses. Some business owners can import goods and even export them or commercialise them with mixed participation hotels, that is to say that they have a % of national investment and another % of foreign investment. We have made progress on family issues, we have a new Family Code. We have Internet, yes, it is bad, but we have it, and we can see whatever we want without censorship. As long as the pages open, because there are pages that don't open because they detect traffic from Cuba. We have to use VPN. I, who like trading, live in fear because as Cubans they close the exchanges and we can lose our little money. Anyway... But I tell you, there are still problems such as the fact that there is hardly any production, we have no industry, inflation is rampant, the population is ageing, young people are leaving in search of economic improvements, including skilled labour. Wages in the state sector are pitiful? There is no end to bureaucracy.... And much more. I tell you, sometimes I would like to go and live somewhere else, but I still love my country... it's complicated. I do dream of travelling and seeing the world. But what I earn barely gives me enough to eat and now I'm saving up for a laptop. I tell you, it's too complicated.

A big hug Erikah, it is a pleasure for me to read you and share here with you.