- The US administration blocked fuel deliveries to Cuba while the EU passed a resolution calling for sanctions on the nation.
- Punishing US sanctions are compelling Cuba to change its economic model.
- Cuba announced major economic reforms, allowing private restaurant chains and inviting international franchises to invest.
- Cuba's economic reforms are being put to a vote in the National Assembly.
Cuba's Prime Minister announced a new economic policy package during a session of the National Assembly of People's Power.
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What happened
Cuba's Prime Minister announced a new economic policy package during a session of the National Assembly of People's Power.
Who's involved
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Part of
Cuba's economic reforms are being put to a vote in the National Assembly.Also in this story
- The National Assembly convenes to discuss national policies in Cuba.
- Cuban leaders, including Díaz-Canel and Marrero Cruz, addressed the National Assembly regarding economic transformations and Cuba's reliance on external support.
The entities involved
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Cuba
sovereign state situated on an island in the Caribbean Sea
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National Assembly of People's Power
legislative parliament of Cuba
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Related events
- Cuba is weighing fiscal stimulus measures to protect economic growth.
- US policy aims for irreversible political change in Cuba.
- Cuba's National Assembly approved 176 economic measures and President Díaz-Canel defended the economic reforms.
- Negotiations regarding future prosperity and political status in Cuba are underway.
- Cuban government policy sets salaries, resulting in a decline in purchasing power.