Similarities Between Cuba And Canada
Both countries, Canada and Cuba, have their share of problems, thus, in this essay, I will be comparing, and discussing the problems that these countries share, the extent that these countries are solving their problems, as well as how they’re coping in the global economy. In terms of the share of problems that these countries are facing, the problems that Canada is experiencing include Canada’s problems with their budget (and their battle to reduce the deficit), the challenges that the weak Canadian dollar poses, the challenge Canada's facing regarding its withdrawal from Syria and Iraq air wars, as well as the challenges that come in play as Trudeau's government wants to legalize and regulate marijuana. Moreover, Canada also has
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Moreover, problems regarding money are also apparent as Canada has problems regarding its budget, the weak Canadian dollar, and its need for improvement in its various sectors, while Cuba also requires money to improve its infrastructure. Moreover, while both countries share a number of problems regarding its inhabitants’ rights and freedoms, it's evident that Cuba shares a greater proportion of these problems as it has a totalitarian political system that promote strictness, order, censorship, and total control by the government. However, though Cuba has a plethora of problems regarding human rights, it thrives in certain sectors such as health care that Canada needs more improvement in. This is evident as Canada has prolonged waiting times for various surgeries, and has a smaller doctor per person ratio than Cuba - 2.1 per 1000 people vs. 5.91 per 1000 people. However, they are similar in the aspect that they both require improvement in …show more content…
Moreover, it has negotiated a number of deals, and policies, such as The Canada-EU Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA). Thus, we can conclude that Canada is completely positive about globalization, is performing well with it, and is putting in effort to benefit from this movement by adapting, and opening up to it. Cuba however, is progressively aiming to adapt to the global economy and steer away from being a more closed off nation that it was long ago, by utilizing the internet, IT, and its connection to the U.S. Moreover, it also exports a number of goods, and receives imports as well, like most countries do. Thus, from this, we can see that both countries are improving their global relations and adapting in the global economy through the amount of trade they do, as well as the number of deals and partnerships they have with other countries. However, Cuba differs from Canada as it is less connected to the rest of the world through its limited internet access which it’s improving bit by bit.
In conclusion, we can see that both Canada and Cuba are similar and different in many ways, in terms of the problems that these countries share, the extent that these countries are solving their problems, as well as how they’re coping in the global
Moreover, problems regarding money are also apparent as Canada has problems regarding its budget, the weak Canadian dollar, and its need for improvement in its various sectors, while Cuba also requires money to improve its infrastructure. Moreover, while both countries share a number of problems regarding its inhabitants’ rights and freedoms, it's evident that Cuba shares a greater proportion of these problems as it has a totalitarian political system that promote strictness, order, censorship, and total control by the government. However, though Cuba has a plethora of problems regarding human rights, it thrives in certain sectors such as health care that Canada needs more improvement in. This is evident as Canada has prolonged waiting times for various surgeries, and has a smaller doctor per person ratio than Cuba - 2.1 per 1000 people vs. 5.91 per 1000 people. However, they are similar in the aspect that they both require improvement in …show more content…
Moreover, it has negotiated a number of deals, and policies, such as The Canada-EU Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA). Thus, we can conclude that Canada is completely positive about globalization, is performing well with it, and is putting in effort to benefit from this movement by adapting, and opening up to it. Cuba however, is progressively aiming to adapt to the global economy and steer away from being a more closed off nation that it was long ago, by utilizing the internet, IT, and its connection to the U.S. Moreover, it also exports a number of goods, and receives imports as well, like most countries do. Thus, from this, we can see that both countries are improving their global relations and adapting in the global economy through the amount of trade they do, as well as the number of deals and partnerships they have with other countries. However, Cuba differs from Canada as it is less connected to the rest of the world through its limited internet access which it’s improving bit by bit.
In conclusion, we can see that both Canada and Cuba are similar and different in many ways, in terms of the problems that these countries share, the extent that these countries are solving their problems, as well as how they’re coping in the global