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"In 2014, Cuba’s foreign investing laws were rewritten to attract investors with stronger guarantees, tax incentives, and greater protection against expropriation. To attract international franchisors, however, these laws must be accompanied by economic stability, skilled labor, intellectual property protection, limited government involvement, and access to impartial dispute resolution."-Karin M Paparelli"The Future of Franchising in Cuba", Newsletter of the INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL TRANSACTIONS, FRANCHISING AND DISTRIBUTION COMMITTEE, Summer 2016, a publication of the American Bar Association Section of International Law
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