With new travel policy, Cuba faces effects of globalization

For 51 years, Cuba has imposed travel restrictions that makes it difficult for Cuban citizens to enter and exit the island.

The idea behind it arises from the revolution that made Fidel Castro power. Given the instability at the time, it was necessary to ensure that this in-flight regime needed human capital to survive.

Decades later, globalization not only means migrating the population but it is becoming increasingly difficult for small Caribbean countries to avoid participating in the global economy. The thought of the former voice (although it is a civil liberty infringement) became a restriction to limit the growth of the country. (Not only this)

Cuban President Raul Castro will quit the difficult and bursting process in January and will release travel restrictions in order to abolish many of the conditions Cuba needs to leave his country.

In the past five years, Cuba has been artificially isolated from the negative effects of globalization by shutting the economy to the world. The collapse of the currency boundary and the change in the economic trend - after all, why the manufacturing industry in the United States is a problem - it all flows to China and other developing countries that provide more competitive labor There is - influence on Cuba

Gramma said that some people, including doctors and other experts Cuba does not want to leave, are still limited.

For a long time Cuba has called this brain drainage "stolen" in the developed world of the world, but it is obviously not simple. Cuba's new challenge: finding an economically competitive approach so that leveraging results from market conditions rather than border control

In 2015, Obama announced a significant change in Cuba 's travel policy. According to his new travel policy, US citizens can travel to Cuba without Treasury approval. In order to travel to Cuba, your trip must qualify for travel in one of the 12 "General License" categories. These generic licensing categories include communication between people and educational purposes. American travelers can now plan their own trip to Cuba. All you need is a cultural or educational explanation of your visit.

With the change in travel regulations in Cuba that came into effect in November, "people and people", one of the oldest travel categories Mr. Obama began, changed, allowing travelers to travel to Cuba themselves It was. The US embargo against Cuba is prohibited, but this is a way for Americans to go quietly to the island for medical care. Now people like to travel with the organization and have guides. Americans can continue to travel to Cuba for professional research, or provide "support" to Cuban people. However, given that these categories of travelers need to maintain a complete schedule of activities, this may not be a good choice for cancer patients.