Cuba's National Assembly approved 176 economic measures, which the US described as superficial smoke signals.
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Updated Jun 21
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What happened
Cuba's National Assembly approved 176 economic measures, which the US described as superficial smoke signals.
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Cuba is attempting to move its economy forward through reforms, but the viability of these changes is being limited by the existing U.S. embargo.Also in this story
- Private banks in Cuba are now operating under the supervision of the central bank, leading the push for major economic and social reforms.
- Cuban financial institutions like CADECA and Bandec are operating and presenting economic measures to the National Assembly to address internal obstacles.
- Cuba is pursuing economic reforms, drawing inspiration from market policies in Vietnam and China.
The entities involved
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Cuba
sovereign state situated on an island in the Caribbean Sea
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parliament
legislative body of government
Related events
- Cuba's National Assembly approved 176 economic measures and President Díaz-Canel defended the economic reforms.
- Cuba's governing body issued decrees concerning the national economy.
- A US official discussed Cuba's political and economic prospects during the 81st UN General Assembly.
- Cuba's National Assembly approved Law 118 on September 4, 2026.
- US policy aims for irreversible political change in Cuba.