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  1. Cuba approves economic overhaul measures while facing new U.S. sanctions, and Trump gains an ally in Colombia.
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Cuba Central Bank Issues New Rules for Local Development Project Funding

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The Central Bank of Cuba implemented Resolution 118/2026, which regulates the funding and bank account management for Local Development Projects (PDL). The rules clarify who can hold these accounts, how they operate, and what resource sources are allowed for funding. Banks are now required to open current accounts in Cuban pesos (CUP) for these projects, requiring approval from a Municipal Administration Council or provincial governor resolution.

From cubaheadlines.com

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These regulations update the legal framework supporting territorial development in Cuba. By defining eligible account holders—including micro, small, and medium enterprises and cooperatives—the rules establish new procedures for accessing and managing project funding.

Cuba is approving economic overhaul measures while facing new U.S. sanctions.

From cubaheadlines.com

Who's involved

  • CubaSovereign state where the new regulations were implemented
  • Ministry of the InteriorFormal executive body within the governmental structure of Cuba
  • Holguín ProvinceFormal administrative division of Cuba
  • JiguaníMunicipality located within the borders of Cuba
  • Western CubaRegion within Cuba

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