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The Cuban regime approved tax incentives for companies that hire people with disabilities, but employers must comply with controls.

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The Cuban government has enacted a new resolution, published in the Official Gazette, that provides fiscal incentives for entities and workshops that hire individuals with disabilities. The policy, which took effect this Wednesday, includes tax reductions on profits for employers and specific benefits for the disabled workers involved.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) Emphasizes the regulatory oversight and control requirements for employers.
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