Franks: New Scenes in Cuba Hint at What Could Be
July 8, 2015
As we rode around Havana in late May with a Cuban friend, his excitement was palpable.
He had recently opened a highly successful paladar, or restaurant, was driving around in a shiny new car, constantly fielding calls on his cell phone and talking nonstop about starting more businesses in the crumbling, but still beautiful Cuban capital.
“Things are changing,” he said. “There is still much that needs to be done, but things are changing.”
The Houston Chronicle, July 3, 2015
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