• The Havana regime offered the right to use Cuban land for 30-year terms to Russian companies, in an unusual concession for foreign investors, a move that was revealed this week during a meeting between businessmen and officials from both regimes.
• Boris Titov, head of the Russian delegation of the Cuban-Russian Business Committee, told a businessmen’s forum in Havana that the Cuban regime decisively opened the door to investment, according to a report published by Reuters.
• Titov also said Cuba would exempt Russian companies from import tariffs on certain technology and allow them to repatriate their profits, a rare benefit in the context of Cuba’s communist-dominated economy.

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