Cuba's private sector provides elderly care - for those who can afford it

Jorge Enrique is helped by caregiver Silvia Garcia to walk back home after exercising at a nearby park in Havana, Cuba, March 8, 2024. REUTERS/Alexandre Meneghini

HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuban Clotilde Ravelo is inching up on 90 years old, just fractured her hip and, to make matters worse, most of her family have migrated off the island, leaving behind a pressing issue: Who will care for her?

Enter Cuba's fast-growing private sector.