The Executive Process in Cuba ignores the Administrative Contract.

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The book examines the transformation of Cuba's legal landscape following the dissolution of the State Arbitration body, leading to the establishment of Economic Chambers to address breaches of economic contracts. It analyzes the adaptation of civil procedures to the new economic context and offers practical recommendations for implementation. A critical perspective is provided on the persistent classification of certain contracts as economic, despite their public service nature, suggesting a need for further investigation into the implications of this classification on administrative contracts.