BUSINESSJun 18 · 22:14 UTCSCMP CHINAAgence France-Presse

Cuba unveils historic package of free-market reforms

Cuba introduced 176 free-market reforms to address a crisis worsened by a US oil blockade, aiming to reduce state control in sectors like banking, tourism, and agriculture. Prime Minister Manuel Marrero outlined the measures in a speech to the National Assembly, emphasizing investment attraction amid US pressure.

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