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Cuba abandons equal pay system.
More reforms happening in Raul Castro's government. First he lets the people have cell phones and VCR's, now the government is dropping one of the central tenants of communism: that everyone makes the same no matter their job performance. I think this is great news; the cracks in the wall are forming faster than I thought they would. Now if only the US will reform our own Cuban policy and help the process along.
BBC: Cuba abandons salary equality.
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