The arroz frito model

There's a big cooking of arroz frito going on in Cuba, as you read this post.
No, I don't mean in a Chinese restaurant in Havana's own Chinatown, but rather in La China's own kitchen.
We've got some reports that there's a team of economists in charge to Cubanize the Chinese Economic Model, so we are calling this approach The Arroz Frito Model, since the similarity is striking.
Chinese Fried Rice originated in Havana's Chinatown eons ago, when Chinese cooks were left with very little amounts of everything and had to concoct a dish fast for inebriated revelers of one of those famous Havana late night parties.
So they mixed everything, with Cuban and Chinese ingredients, and voilà, the fried rice was born.

At this point, raul castro has ordered the economists to device a way to ease the deep maladies of the broken ecomic systems, and his request was to Cubanize whatever was possible of the Chinese model. He wants the Party to keep control, but he has understood that the population cannot keep under the boot forever, specially when now there's no more boot but just only his designer high heels.

So, in short, foreign enterprises working in Cuba will be able to hire anybody they want, without government interference, and they will be able to pay them directly, and Cubans will be able for the first time in half a century to negotiate their salaries. They will probably be paid either in Euros or American dollars. Of course, the government will get its cut with the conversion of those monies to a new Cuban currency that will appear after a few economic reforms.

Also, there are plans to authorize private property of productive enterprises, restaurants, pensiones and paradores (bed and breakfasts) and other for-profit ventures. I have to mention that according to the information we are getting the high echelons of the government have been a tad reluctant to this, but they apparently came to the realization that they have no other way of keeping power.

There will not be any political aperture, as far as we are told.
Of course, that will stay like that until the death of Raul, and then we will see a gradual democratic opening, which will happen only if the dissidents get organized and prepare themselves to the event of the disappearance of the castros.

We have to believe that this plans have been passed to the American government, since there seem not to be any interest in hastening any event that might be happening down in Cuba. Apparently both governments are keeping their ends of the deal, whatever might be.

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