Cuba: Rubio only Sees Investments if the Government Changes and There Are Guarantees
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U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said this Wednesday in New York at a press conference that the main obstacle to attracting large investments to Cuba is not limited to U.S. sanctions, but includes a lack of guarantees for an entrepreneur to retain... The post Cuba: Rubio only sees investments if the government changes and there are guarantees appeared first on REPORTUR tourism news.
Rubio joked at the UN when he received another question about Cuba and warned that no one will invest in the island until the regime changes its model of government.
The U.S. Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, responded “Of course,” when asked about the future investments of U.S. companies in Cuba. However, he said on Wednesday, outside the UN General Assembly, that there is currently no confidence in the private sector that companies can recover their investment until the government changes on the island.
Secretary of State stated that American companies could participate in a future economic opening, but cited restrictions of the Helms-Burton law
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