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National Assembly Approves Transport Policies Amid Infrastructure Challenges

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The National Assembly of People's Power approved policies affecting local transport on October 24, 2026. During a working visit, Vice Minister of Transport Marcos Bermúdez de la Torre assessed the sector, noting issues related to fuel shortages and a deteriorating vehicle fleet. The province of Holguín, which has 2,535 electric tricycles, faces obstacles because only one of four installed charging stations is operational due to a lack of solar backup and energy storage systems.

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Why it matters

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The approved policies include three national measures designed to ease vehicle acquisition and expand import possibilities. This action directly impacts the transport sector and private enterprise within Cuba, which is currently navigating challenges related to vehicle maintenance and fuel supply.

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    The new measures might stimulate the transport and private enterprise sectors by easing vehicle acquisition and expanding import possibilities.

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