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Cuba Grants Municipalities and State Firms Autonomy in Trade and Investment as Oil Imports and Power Supply Collapse
President Díaz-Canel announced reforms allowing direct foreign dealings as fuel shortages trigger extended blackouts and postponed medical procedures.
Jun 12, 5:16 PM·1m read1 source
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Cuba's President Díaz-Canel announced major economic reforms granting municipalities and state firms autonomy in direct trade and foreign investment with reduced bureaucracy. The measures come as Cuba has received exactly one oil tanker in the past five months.
U.S. Authorities captured Maduro in January. Blackouts in Cuba currently last up to 15 hours per day. The island is experiencing widespread power outages described as going dark. Tens of thousands of surgeries in Cuba are now being postponed.
Basic healthcare in Cuba is collapsing. The source of the reporting is Dropsite News, written by Lucas. @MarioNawfal reported the developments.
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