Cuba

Expats in Cuba

by moveforward on December 21, 2011

Regional growth will be influenced by US and European economic issues

There is no doubt that both central and southern America are now very popular amongst the expat community with Cuba now appearing on the expat radar more and more. This is a country which is in many ways a mystery due to years of isolation from the international community. However, the Cuba that we see today is very different to that of 10, 20 or 30 years ago and there is now a seachange in the area for improvement in standards of living, the economy and investment. [click to continue…]

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