Presentación del monográfico Potencialidades y limitaciones de las cooperativas en Cuba (II)
Abstract
Al presentar este nuevo monográfico de la revista Deusto Estudios Cooperativos dedicado a Cuba, no podemos menos que dedicar parte de estas líneas a honrar al profesor Fernández Peiso (1945-2019), quien fuera el Pionero del Derecho Cooperativo cubano, y cuyo deceso nos sorprendió hace tan solo unos meses. Respecto a los artículos que incluye este monográfico, el punto de partida está a cargo —precisamente— del Dr. C. Avelino Fernández Peiso con «EL ASUNTO COOPERATIVO EN CUBA. PERSPECTIVAS». Este trabajo inédito, si bien fue escrito por el autor hace ya algún tiempo, con motivo de su presentación en el I Taller Internacional de Derecho Cooperativo (COODER), celebrado en la Universidad de Pinar del Río los días 1, 2 y 3 de marzo de 2017, conserva plena vigencia. Alerta respecto al estado legal de la cooperativa en Cuba, que continúa desarrollándose en un ambiente institucional fracturado entre lo agropecuario y lo no agropecuario, sentado en normas legales no expresivas de su naturaleza social y aún pendiente de una Ley General de Cooperativas, asunto de suprema trascendencia para el proyecto socialista cubano.Published online: 14 June 2020
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