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				<title>Old History in the &quot;New&quot; Cuba: Exploring the Legacy of Race and Economic Inequality on the Island Today</title>
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				<description>By Elizabeth L. Drake - After the fall of the USSR, the Cuban government implemented temporary economic liberalization policy reforms that remain today.3 Under Ra&amp;uacute;l Castro&#39;s leadership the economy continues to expand.4 However, as the economy broadens by moving towards a free-market model, there is an increase in both economic and social exclusivity stemming from the racist history of slavery on the island. Thus, Afro-Cubans lack the ability to participate in the free market aspect of the Cuban economy, placing them at an economic disadvantage. While current literature discusses Cuba in terms of either economic...</description>
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