And yet, this is the arrangement that The New York Times and other anti-sanctions lobbyists want U.S. companies -- which would be required to partner with Castro's monopolies to operate in Cuba -- to partake in.
More "reform" you can't believe in.
From Havana Times:
Cuban Gov. to Keep 92% of Worker Salaries
Cubans working for firms with foreign capital on the island received a bucket of cold water Tuesday when a new resolution published in the official Gazette fixes their salaries at only 8% of what the joint venture or foreign companies must pay the government in hard currency for their services.
The announcement published by Granma daily quotes Vice-Minister of Labor and Social Security, Zamira Marín Triana, as saying the new wage involves a “significant increase” for workers.
