Cuba Approves Unprecedented Free Market Reforms Amid Economic Crisis
E l parlamento cubano aprobó este jueves por unanimidad en una reunión extraordinaria un amplio programa de reformas a favor del libre mercado, en un giro inédito para la isla comunista sumida en una profunda crisis económica, bajo presión de Washington Más de 400 diputados de la Asamblea Nacional del Poder Popular estaban llamados a pronunciarse sobre 176 propuestas que abarcan numerosos sectores de la economía, presentadas poco antes por el primer ministro, Manuel Marrero.
Cuba's parliament has unanimously approved a sweeping program of free-market reforms, marking a significant policy shift for the communist island nation grappling with a severe economic crisis and U.S. pressure. The 176 proposals, presented by Prime Minister Manuel Marrero, cover various economic sectors including private and state-owned enterprises, banking, tourism, agriculture, foreign investment, taxes, wages, and currency exchange. These reforms, supported by the Communist Party leadership and influential figures like Raúl Castro, are described as the most profound economic changes since the 1959 Revolution. While hailed by some as a necessary step, others express skepticism, citing past instances where Cuban authorities have reversed similar economic openings. The reforms follow the 2021 authorization of small and medium-sized enterprises, now numbering over 10,000.
This approval of major free-market reforms in Cuba represents a significant policy shift, potentially impacting the nation's economic trajectory amidst deep-seated challenges.
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