Cuba

There have been no more protests on the scale of those that broke out in mid-2021, but the government continues to face challenges on multiple fronts that will test its legitimacy and ability to retain power. We expect that the US president, Joe Biden, who only slightly relaxed restrictions on US-Cuba travel and remittances in 2022, will ease US sanctions further in the face of international pressure and the ongoing migration crisis. Together with piecemeal liberalising reforms within Cuba, this will facilitate a gradual economic recovery, although supply problems will persist. 

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Global outlook: what to watch in Latin America

In EIU’s Global Outlook video from January 2024, head of global forecasting and economics, Tom Rafferty, and senior analyst, Michelle Campbell, discuss what to watch in Latin America for the year ahead.

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