Díaz-Canel Says Cuba Will "Get Ahead" with the Economic Reforms Underway
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As the island is plunged into an economic crisis exacerbated by US sanctions, Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel is counting on economic liberalization to revive the country. On Tuesday, August 25, he asserted that the economic reforms initiated in June would be sufficient to put the country back on track.
The president of Cuba, Miguel Díaz-Canel, said that the island will succeed with the implementation of the 176 economic and social reforms.
President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez met with representatives of the private sector in Cuba, a contact that, he explained, will be constant with the Cuban business system, which is one and includes state and non-state forms. We cannot build everything we want to do for the benefit of the country if we do not achieve this communication, he said during the meeting, in which entrepreneurs from the food, agriculture, energy, transport, legal advice …
#DíazCanel lashes out at private businesses for speculation and abusive prices, but asks them to increase production and put their ventures in line with the regime's priorities.
Díaz-Canel warned the Cuban private sector against illegalities, tax evasion and speculation in a meeting with businessmen this Tuesday in Havana.
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President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez met with representatives of the private sector in Cuba, a contact that, he explained, will be constant with the Cuban business system, which is one and includes both state and non-state forms. The post Meets Díaz-Canel with representatives of the Cuban private sector first appeared on Cubadebate.
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