Law allows homeowner rights
NZPA-AFP Havana The Cuban National Assembly has passed a law allowing all citizens to become homeowners. The law, which marks a return towards private property rights, also allows homeowners to form cooperatives to build new housing. Meanwhile, the State will continue building houses for eventual transfer to private ownership in a rent-sales system. About 1,300,000 Cuban families will soon live in private housing, doubling the present number, sources said.
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Press, 2 January 1985, Page 26
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