Cuba advances major free-market reforms

Cuba’s Communist Party has approved 176 market-oriented reforms, marking the most extensive economic overhaul since the revolution. The measures aim to decentralize the economy, expand private business, permit private banks, and allow foreign investment, including fast-food chains. However, U.S. sanctions and blackouts continue to hinder progress, with officials noting slow implementation and potential obstacles from external restrictions.

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