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Cuba and the predictable tragedy of central planning
To Have and Have Not. Cubist Castle "The revolution will not be televised". Photo: Anya
Cuba's ration book, or "libreta," as it is known among island residents, was once considered a hallmark of Fidel Castro's 1959 revolution, providing
a range of deeply-discounted products to all Cubans, including bread, fish, meat, milk, and cleaning and toiletry supplies.
Today, the crisis-racked government offers just a fraction of those products, and often, they arrive late, in poor quality or not at all. via
dr. π (pi)
.
To Have and Have Not. Cubist Castle "The revolution will not be televised". Photo: Anya
Cuba's ration book, or "libreta," as it is known among island residents, was once considered a hallmark of Fidel Castro's 1959 revolution, providing
a range of deeply-discounted products to all Cubans, including bread, fish, meat, milk, and cleaning and toiletry supplies.
Today, the crisis-racked government offers just a fraction of those products, and often, they arrive late, in poor quality or not at all. via
dr. π (pi)
.