Cuba Looks to Market for Support

Cuban lawmakers approved approximately 180 historic economic reforms aimed at reducing the state's role in the economy and attracting investment. These include allowing both foreign and local investors to buy shares in state-owned companies, develop real estate, and open foreign currency accounts. These reforms come amidst a severe humanitarian and economic crisis facing the island, amid increasing U.S. pressures and the government's preparations to take radical steps to avoid collapse.

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