We are going to socialize computing. Gil said the ministry's mission is to wire hospitals, universities and schools. But information technology is not only about bringing computers to the masses. It's also about bringing dollars to an economy dependent on tourism and remittances from Cubans abroad. We have already worked with Spanish banks and insurance companies to solve the Y2K problem and the euro conversion.
Canadian companies seem harder to convince.
So far none have decided to invest, although some are curious. Charron also thinks that Cuba could be a good service platform for Latin America, due to cultural and linguistic similarities. Send it . Use this version. E-mail this to a friend.