EL ANZUELO DE LA DICTADURA▶️La Falsa Apertura que Busca Atrapar a Cuba

The regime sells these new economic measures as an opening, but upon closer examination, the same old story emerges: control, bureaucracy, and centralization. In this analysis, we examine each measure of the package announced by the Castro dictatorship: state-owned enterprises, MSMEs, private property, foreign currency accounts, so-called corporations, usufruct rights, the input market, and the new national platform for production chains. The key question is simple: Does this liberate the Cuban economy, or is it merely a smokescreen to keep everything under state control? Share this analysis and leave your opinion: Do you see a real reform or just another maneuver by the tyranny to buy time? 00:00 The pamphlet of 176 measures and the underlying problem 01:23 Measures 1 and 2: State autonomy and prices under contradiction 03:49 “Flexifying” without saying how much or who decides 05:14 Foreign exchange market: a confusing measure from the start 06:06 Wages, subsidies, and the transfer of the political cost 08:12 Financial instruments without credibility under Castroism 09:00 Bonds, state assets, and guarantees that guarantee nothing 12:50 The summary of the play with state-owned enterprises 13:47 Pending MSMEs and procedures: promises of speed 15:35 More than 100 workers: the “private enterprise” within socialism 17:33 Owners, shares, and corporations monitored by the State 21:18 Usufruct and surface rights: investing in property that isn't yours 23:28 Foreign currency accounts: the money It enters, but does it leave? 25:00 Corporate purpose and permitted activities: conditional freedom 25:39 The banned list confirms who's in charge 26:24 The agricultural sector and the false notion of private property 27:14 Input market: what's natural can't be decreed 28:29 National platform: supply chain integration or total centralization 30:06 Conclusion: more control, more intervention, zero solution