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  1. The US imposed an oil blockade and sanctions on Cuba while simultaneously exploring possible improvements in bilateral relations.
  2. Potential deals regarding Cuba's existing state apparatus were reported by the Financial Times.
  3. The executive body, the Council of Ministers, is currently overseeing the state enterprise system in Cuba.
  4. Cuba's governing body issued decrees concerning the national economy.

Peru Weighs Expansionary Fiscal Stimulus to Counter Global Shocks

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Elmer Cuba, Finance Minister of Peru, stated that Peru is weighing expansionary fiscal policy to protect economic growth. This approach is intended to counteract external shocks, including the worldwide jump in oil and diesel prices and central banks raising interest rates.

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The government is considering public works projects that can quickly revive activity. This policy shift is significant for the copper economy, as it suggests increased state spending in Peru.

From riotimesonline.com

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  • Elmer CubaFinance Minister of Peru, advising on national economic targets
  • PeruSovereign state in South America where the stimulus policy is being considered
  • Keiko FujimoriPolitician who appointed Elmer Cuba as economy minister

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