Переведите на the second brake is the cuban government. the obama administration issued an order allowing exports of building materials, car parts and farm machinery to cuba’s incipient private sector. only around 100 import trades have been made. they have to go through cuba’s state import body. “i hoped that within a year there’d be a dozen export agents in miami, but we haven’t really seen that,” says an american official. instead, cuban entrepreneurs continue to rely on what one calls “the samsonite market”—carrying supplies home in their luggage. while in theory mr castro’s government wants both foreign investment and a private sector, in practice it is often wary of both.