many architectural styles, as well as the historic value of such an
extraordinary city. This ambitious project has given new life to a Caribbean
heritage jewel and to Cuba's unique identity and culture.

Ken Hughes, a 2001-02 Fellow with the Knight Program in Community Building,
put together a tour of Old Havana through the University of New Mexico's
Latin American Institute in March 2003.on the boards of SCBs and that decisions were often not made in the banks’ best interests. Moreover, loan requests were found to have failed to undergo sufficient risk assessment before approval was given. There were also often no repercussions for those who responsible for the bad decisions. The second and third points further solidify our belief that the irregularities uncovered during Bangladesh Bank's (BB) investigation into The Farmer's Bank Limited and NRB Commercial Bank in March 2018 (see ‘Teetering On The Brink Of A Banking Crisis', March 14 2018) are likely to be only the tip of the iceberg and that such irregularities could still be commonplace across the banking sector. Given that little to no effort have been explicitly made towards improving these inadequacies since the