1. Special Guest: Armando MorosArmando Moros, an international business and relations expert with solid experience in the Cuban market, shares his perspective on the opportunities and challenges in Cuba.
2. Economic Transformation in CubaArmando notes that Cuba has undergone a significant transformation in recent years, especially in its focus on exporting professional services rather than traditional products such as sugar and tobacco.
3. Commercial and Political RestrictionsThe conversation addresses how restrictive U.S. policies have impacted the Cuban economy, imposing financial and trade limitations that affect the country's economic growth.
4. New SME Law in CubaOne of the most promising opportunities mentioned is the implementation of a new law that facilitates the creation and operation of small and medium-sized enterprises in Cuba, opening up new possibilities for international collaboration.
5. Import DependenceCuba relies heavily on imports to meet domestic demand, especially in the food sector. This dependence presents opportunities for Latin American exporters.
6. Services SectorThe services sector, especially tourism and medical services, plays a crucial role in the Cuban economy. Armando highlights Cuba's capacity to export professional services, offering competitive opportunities at the international level.
7. Impact of COVID-19The pandemic has had a significant impact on the Cuban economy, exacerbating economic asymmetries with its main trading partners and affecting economic growth.
8. Investment Potential in CubaDespite the challenges, Armando emphasizes that Cuba remains an attractive place for investment, especially for those willing to know and understand the Cuban environment firsthand.
9. Future OpportunitiesThe event discussed sectors with high growth potential, such as software development and video games, as well as the need for agricultural and food products, presenting valuable opportunities for companies from all over Latin America.

The interview concluded with an open invitation to businessmen and entrepreneurs to explore and take advantage of opportunities in the Cuban market, highlighting the resilience and entrepreneurial spirit of the Cuban people. Despite technical challenges during the broadcast, the conversation provided an enriching view of international trade in Cuba, underscoring the importance of collaboration and knowledge sharing in an increasingly interconnected world.