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Cuba enacts economic reforms amid U.S. sanctions, sparking policy debate

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Cuba has enacted significant economic reforms to encourage private investment, a move that appears to align with U.S. policy objectives. However, Cuba's UN ambassador has questioned the continued imposition of U.S. sanctions, arguing they undermine the very economic opening the U.S. claims to desire. These sanctions, particularly those targeting state-owned industries, are described as a major impediment to foreign investment and economic growth in Cuba, exacerbating existing shortages and operational difficulties for businesses. AI

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Cuba enacts economic reforms amid U.S. sanctions, sparking policy debate

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Edith M. Lederer, The Associated Press ·

    Cuba opened its economy on Washington’s orders. Rubio’s answer: more sanctions

    “What are you afraid of?" Ambassador Ernesto Soberón Guzmán asked hypothetically. "Why do you need to implement almost every two weeks new sanctions?”

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