Cuba en la CEPAL
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As is known, Cuba was one of the few countries that expressed reservations when that document was adopted. We were concerned, as we stated at the time, that the peoples to whom this appeal was addressed were not told how the 6% increase proposed as a goal for the Second Decade was not enough to put on the road to development those countries on which a long colonial or neocolonial domination had imposed underdevelopment, and that even if these growth rates were achieved, the gap between the backward countries and those that managed to industrialize would widen.
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