Cuba renunță la economia socialistă și își deschide sectoarele importante către investitorii privați

Cuba has significantly reduced the number of prohibited activities for private companies, marking a historic shift towards a market economy. Key sectors like gas stations, pharmacies, and renewable energy are now open to private enterprises. This change follows the approval of 176 measures aimed at promoting private business, reflecting a growing number of small and medium enterprises in the country. While healthcare and education remain state responsibilities, the new regulations indicate a major transformation in Cuba's economic landscape, driven by ongoing pressures from the U.S. and a deep economic crisis.