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Change in Cuba: the government legalizes 178 new private activities

On August 1, 2010 Raul Castro has announced that it will issue 178 new licenses for private activities. The new measures aimed at making more flexible the work of small private enterprises is one of the first concrete decisions which the Government has taken to reshape its economic policy.

In this new economic vision will require the State to tax private activities which will be calculated based on earnings of individual activities: those who earn more pay more.
How will expand the private work? What activities are legalized? What are the prohibitions? How do you organize and control? What taxes will pay?
the Government will respond to these questions with the aim of making them operational by October 2010. Among the 178

activities legalized, can count to 83 workers who are not necessarily part of the family of the owner of the asset.
These new activities may also access the Cubans have PRE (permit of residence abroad) and those who live in Cuba to leave the country for more than three months.

addition to support these new private companies are granted the chance to rent apartments, houses and rooms for your exercises. E 'for those who reside abroad can also apply for a license that can be given in a third-party management residents in Cuba

the new licensing regulations provide that a private individual citizen can handle more than one activity, both in its hall of residence in any area of \u200b\u200bthe country, as well as activities may be conducted in the home as in other space rented for that purpose.

At this moment we are studying measures that will be financed by the Banco Central de Cuba to start their own private business.

HERE IS THE LIST OF NEW WORK 'PRIVATE LEGALIZE

1. tuner and repairer of musical instruments
2. Seller Water
3. Albañil (?)
4. rent animals
5. rental of clothing
6. amolador (?)
7. animator parties, clown or magician
8. arriero (?)
9. craftsman
10. aserrador (?)
11. childcare for nursery assistant
12. barber
13. riaprazioni textile
14. boyero or Carretero (?)
15. camtero (?)
16. mason
17. carretillero (?)
18. Cerrajeria (?)
19. chapistero de bienes muebles (?)
20. Cobrador, Pagador
21. carriage service for children
22. purchase and sale of records
23. buying and selling of used books
24. manufacturer and seller of antennas for radio and television
25. manufacturer and seller of contents Wicker
26. domestic animal breeding
27. implementation of crystals
28. animal care
29. care of public toilets
30. assistance to sick, disabled and elderly
31. care of parks
32.
leather cutter 33.
decorator 34. desmochador (?) palm
35. vednitore food and beverage service with gourmet (paladares). Managing the activities in the home using tables, chairs and benches covered with fine at 20.
36. seller of food and drinks (non alcoholic) home
37. seller of food and drinks (non alcoholic) in detail, at home or in a walking
38. seller of food and drinks (non alcoholic) retail sales at a fixed location (cafeteria)
39. Seller of coal
40. wine seller
41. vendors and yokes soghe
42. electrician
43. electrician railcars
44. management and cleaning of homes
45. pager books
46. manufacturer of coils, motors and other equipment
47. animal trainer
48. producer and marketer of flowers and wreaths
49. forrador (?)
of buttons 50. photographer
51. greasing and cleaning of cars
52. Travel operator
53. record items, and encrypt
54. blacksmith and manufacturer, seller of horseshoes
55. tinsmith
56. driving instructor
57. sports instructors (except arts Martial)
58.
gardener 59. laundry
60. Wood Cleaner
61. Shoe Cleaner
62. cleaner and candle testator
63. cleaner and repairer of mass
64. manicure
65. makeup
66. masseur
67. masillero (?)
68. mechanical refrigerators
69. mechanized
70. Messenger
71. designer or tailor
72. Molinero (?)
73. audio operator
74. operator of air compressors, pneumatic tires and
75. operator of recreational child
76. parking of cars, cycles and motorcycles
77.parrucchiere
78. hairdresser pet
79. domestic staff
80. car painter
81. pittore di moblili
82. pittore di case
83. pittore rotulista (?)
84. piscicultor (?)
85. plastificatore
86. plomero (?)
87. pocero (?)
88. produttore e venditore di articoli vari per casa
89. produttore e venditore di articoli di gomma
90. produttore e venditore di ceramica
91. produttore e venditore di ceramica e altri articoli per costruzioni
92. produttore e venditore di articoli religiosi (eccetto pezzi di valore patrimoniale) e venditore di animali a fine religioso
93. alfarería.
94. produttore e venditore di equipaggiamento per cavalli
95. produttore e venditore di scarpe
96. produttore e venditore di scope e simili
97. produttore e venditore di intonaco
98. produttore e venditore di fiori e piante
99. produttore e venditore di oggetti per compleanni
100.professore di erbe per alimenti e medicinali
101.professore di musica e arte
102.professore di lingue
103.programmatore di computer
104.pulitore di metalli
105.raccoglitore e venditore di risorse naturali
106.raccoglitore e venditore di materie prime
107.orologiaio
108.riparatore di articoli di pelle
109.riparatore di articoli di gioielleria
110.riparatore di articoli di per camere da letto
111.riparatore di articoli di batterie per auto
112.riparatore di articoli di biciclette
113.riparatore di articoli di bigiotteria
114.riparatore articles of fences and roads
115.riparatore articles kitchens
116.riparatore articles mattresses
117.riparatore articles enseres menores (?)
118.riparatore of items of workshop equipment
119. repair of electrical and electronic equipment
120.riparatore of items of mechanical equipment and combustion
121.riparatore articles glasses
122.riparatore articles sewing machines
123.riparatore articles of saddles and harness
124 . repairer of umbrellas
125.riparatore articles and filler lighters
126.lezioni private schools (except for teachers in active)
127.restauratore of puppets and other games
128. restorer of works of art
129.portiere buildings
130.saldatore
131.talabaltero (?)
132.tapicero (?)
133.techador (?)
134.Tenedor de libros (If exceptúan los técnicos y contadores medios en contabilidad with vínculo laboral en la especialidad) (?)
135.tessitore
136.tornista
137.tostador (?)
138.lavoratore agricultural
139.traduttore
140.trasquilador (?)
141.trillador (? )
142.venditore of agricultural products in stores or kiosks
143.calzolaio
144.lavoratore independent (business account)
145.porietari of homes or living spaces (?)
146.venditore food e bibite specifiche cinesi
147.serivzio di carrozze turistiche
148.contrattore privato (?)
149.habaneras (?)
150.cartomante
151.artista di danza folclorica
152.guppo musicale "los mambies" (?)
153.caricaturista
154.venditore di fiori artificiali
155.pittore di strada
156.dandy (?)
157.parrucchiere pettinatore di trecce
158.pulitore di frutta
159.duo du danza "amores" (?)
160.copiia di ballo "benny morè" (?)
161.esibizione di cani ammaestrati
162.duo musicale "los amigos" (?)
163.figuranti
164.parrucche tradizionali
165.trasporto con caminon
166.trasporto con camioncini
167.trasporto with paneles (?)
168.trasporto
169.trasporto bus minibus car with
170.trasporto
171.trasporto means rail
172.trasporto jeep
173.trasporto with boats for passengers
174. transport with tricycle bike
175.trasporto
176.trazione with cart
177.trazione by carriage with
178.trazione cycle

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Living in Cuba wishes on a falling star

Documentary I publish below was carried out by three young Italians, Jacopo Cecconi, Paolo Giammarco Cellammare and safe and is a glimpse of real, though forse un pò superficiale e scontato, della vita a Cuba. A chi come me conosce e parla da anni di queste realtà non mostra nulla di nuovo, non affronta ad esempio in profondità quei movimenti che a cuba si stanno sviluppando e che cercano di stimolare un cambio pacifico con impegno e serietà culturale e sociale.

Quì voglio sottolineare un paio di cose. Il documentario inizia con uno scorcio dell'Havana turistica e dei suoi edifici decadenti, dove molte persone vivono in condizioni estremamente difficli. E in Italia? Sembra di parlare della realtà di Napoli, Caserta, Palermo e Bari, ma non solo, è sufficiente recarsi in alcune zone Rome or Milan or any other American or European city to find similar situations, if not worse.
This obviously does not want to justify this dramatic reality, but makes no emphasis on a fair comparison with the miserable life in the West, from the United States to land in Europe, many people are forced to live.
fact I think it is more dignified to Cuba, as the documentary says, than in other paesei of South America. No child lives and dies on the street, such as is happening today in Brazil that much courted by international corporations.
Nobody dies of hunger, disease or stupid, as in the U.S..

course the dual currency, inadequate wages, it is impossible to live decently with their work, lack of basic necessities are undeniable reality of the Caribbean island. And us? How many millions of people living below the threshold for survival in conditions far more dramatic than those shown in the documentary? I think this would have to emerge in the investigation. Then

prostitution. But just take a trip in any way from Milan or Rome to find really much more dramatic. One could say that we have most of the prostitutes are not Italian. True, but the escort of Berlusconi that sell for thousands of euro have dignity or perhaps a stronger justification?

still talking about propaganda, ma per favore! il nostro buon presidente possiede 5 canali televisivi su 6. Solo chi ha una parabola può farsi un'idea più equa sul mondo, così come d'altronde accade a Cuba. Non è vero che le informazioni sull'isola non arrivano, indirettamente dai parenti che vivono all'estero le cose si sanno, solo chi non vuole non ha accesso alle informazioni, così come in Italia.
Nel nostro paese l'80% delle notizie vengono apprese dalla televisione, quindi essendo quasi in totalità gestite dal governo di turno, le differenze si assottigliano sempre più.

Se è vero che il sogno socialista è morto, e mantenerlo in vita è anacronistico, è ancor più vero che il modello occidentale capitalista is buried, it survives only in the pockets of unscrupulous corporations and lobby those who are plunging into misery and poverty, intellectual and economic, whole countries, see Greece, Portugal, Ireland, soon also in Italy.

I do not mean by this that all is well in Cuba. Human rights, freedom of speech, movement, dual currency, the absurd difficulty of accessing the Internet, the immobility of the Cuban government are economic realities over which we need to think and that we must try to change.
I do not think that the Cuban problem today is life or death of Fidel, but in those Middle Eastern countries as well as that these days are in the spotlight of the world, immobility and anachronistic policy is the primary political issue in Cuba

I also believe that the potential of the Cuban people is far greater than any country in the so-called "first world". I think cha from Cuba, once solved the problems I mentioned, could be an example to be followed around the world. The greatest danger that the Cubans could face once launched a process of change, you just give in to that the western model that many Cubans want today. What must be avoided above all is that Cuba will become another U.S. state or one of the South American countries that we know.

In conclusion, this documentary shows a reality that so many in the West know, but leaves out some important aspects that make Cuba a practical alternative to bankruptcy condition in Western countries.
pushing for a change on the island, why not become the latest prey of sharks soulless corporate capitalism, but because it will turn into a true reality Western hegemony where nothing is sold at exorbitant prices.

From Cuba can create a new socialist alternative, not in the sense that the CCP continues to propagate, but in its most profound social and economic equality in the rights of every human being.

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Benvenuti al sud


(Italy 2010 comedy) Directed by Luca Minieri

with Claudio Bisio, Angela Finocchiaro, Alessandro Siani

PLOT
Alberto Colombo is a post office manager in the province of Milan and from time applying for transfer to live in the city, seeing the place to blow a disabled person decides to pretend to be paraplegic to move forward at all, but is discovered and transferred to punishment in the south, in a small town near Naples where it will remain for two years . Reluctantly part, carrying all the prejudices against which the so-called "southerners".
CONSIDERATIONS
Questo remake riuscitissimo sembra proprio l'esatta copia di "Giù al nord" , trama e situazioni comiche sono le stesse, per questo dico che tutto dipende da quale dei due è stato visto prima. Se non avete visto l'originale sicuramente lo apprezzerete moltissimo, in caso contrario non potrete fare a meno di paragonarlo col film francese e trovare che tutto sommato, non fosse altro che per l'originalità della trama, rimane comunque meglio il primo.
Bisio però è fenomenale, così come tutto quanto il cast, comprese le comparse, del resto la trama si prestava benissimo ad essere adattata in Italia ed è stata sfruttata al meglio, sfatando tutti i luoghi comuni della gente del sud e dei luoghi che vi lives.
to see for sure, we laugh a lot.
CURIOSITY '
Dany Boon, director and actor of the original film "down north" makes an appearance at the beginning of the film. It can be seen entering the post office and ask for directions in French. QUOTE

"I hear a voice, who is he?" "It 's the nearby Mary" "And how is Mary?" "As you like it? Short, fat, with a mustache" "An otter!?"