Even as U.S. aid officials mull their options in Cuba, the country's long-standing foreign aid donors seem keen to step up their engagement with Havana — an apparent statement of confidence in President Raul Castro's market-driven economic reforms.
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Lorenzo is a former contributing analyst for Devex. Previously Devex's senior analyst for development finance in Manila.
