Multi-pronged moderate Cuban government will "let go" economic

Ancient of the central organ, "Granma" message that being laid off does not mean that these people will be unemployed this. Most of them will continue in the current work, but the government will no longer be their employer. Such as taxi drivers, hairdressers will become self-employed. The Government also encourages others start or change jobs.
Early 1959, Cuba started to implement the communist system, the state monopoly of economic activity in more than 90%, 85% of the people in the public sector. The early 1990s, Cuba began to systematically carry out small-scale reform and opening up to address the shortage of food supply, foreign exchange shortage.
After 10 years of hard work, Cuba's economy is gradually recovering. However, due to accompanying a widening gap in income distribution, unemployment and other negative phenomena, the Cuban government in the beginning of this century has slowed down the process of reform and opening up, leading to economic stagnation in many conditions. • the current leader Raul Castro came to power, re-adopted a series of quite effective reform measures that the Government should moderate "let go" economy to the individual. In an interview with Gu Bala United States news agency, he said, his goal is to reduce the "overload" government salary, and promised "no one (in the economic reform process) has been 'left out'."