Díaz-Canel propone flexibilización económica en Cuba
The Cuban government announced significant economic reforms in 2026 amid a severe crisis exacerbated by U.S. sanctions and economic pressures. The measures include decentralizing government control, allowing municipalities more authority over local revenues and enterprises, and enabling private investment and business operations without extensive state intervention. The reforms aim to revitalize the economy, reduce bureaucracy, and shift toward renewable energy sources, while maintaining political control amid ongoing U.S. efforts to pressure the regime through sanctions and financial restrictions.
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