Cuba Gives Green Light to the Creation of Store and Restaurant Chains Amid Economic Reform
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The Cuban government has approved new regulations for wholesale and retail trade that allow the creation of retail and restaurant chains throughout the country and the operation of businesses in both Cuban pesos and foreign currency. This measure is part of a package of 176 reforms with which Havana seeks to liberalize and decentralize its economy.
A new decree on domestic trade in Cuba authorizes the creation of networks of private shops and restaurants under new rules The post New regulations in Cuba authorize the creation of networks of shops and restaurants appeared first on El Carabobeño.
The Cuban government approved new regulations for wholesale and retail trade. The measure is part of the 176 reform package with which Havana seeks to liberalize and decentralize its economy
But the State expressly retains instruments to restrict or prohibit certain activities and regulate prices.
These measures are part of the package of 176 economic and social reforms approved by the Government in June, which seek to liberalize and decentralize the Cuban economy
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