El sector privado en Cuba: expertos lo consideran una necesidad y el “pivote” a la crisis
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The Cuban government has announced a package of 176 economic reforms aimed at liberalizing and decentralizing the country's economy. According to reports from Havana and Buenos Aires dated August 11, experts view the expanding private sector as an essential link and a fundamental pivot in addressing Cuba's deep ongoing crisis.
Despite the announcement of these measures, analysts note that the country remains in a very initial phase of genuine economic transformation. This transitional stage requires a shift in mentality, the creation of new administrative procedures, and the publication of official regulations that are not yet finalized.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on the government's 176 economic reforms and the private sector as a crisis pivot.
OnCuba News (Havana, Cuba) (CU)Emphasizes that reforms are in early stages, requiring mindset shifts and missing regulations.
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