Cuba Policy Good for Business, Geo Politics: Ross

The transcript discusses the potential impact of opening communication in Cuba, highlighting the roles of Fidel and Raul Castro, Hillary Clinton, and Barack Obama. It explores the challenges of internet access in Cuba, comparing it to Myanmar's experience, and considers the societal changes that could result from increased connectivity.

What are the implications of the changes in communication policies in Cuba as discussed in the text?

How do the speakers perceive the role of Fidel and Raul Castro in the recent changes in Cuba?

What challenges does the text suggest Cuba might face in implementing a commercial Internet?

In what ways does the text compare Cuba's situation with that of Myanmar regarding Internet access?

What are the potential social changes that could occur in Cuba if Internet access increases significantly?

How do the speakers view the future of Internet access in Cuba?

What is the significance of the statement that 'very few people do in fact have access to the Internet' in the context of Cuba?