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Cuba loosens control of its private sector in a struggle with a mounting humanitarian crisis
Cuba is loosening control of its private sector to address a humanitarian crisis, easing restrictions on imports, allowing foreign oil extraction, and removing 46 prohibitions. The reforms, approved by parliament, follow an oil blockade by the Trump administration, which has exacerbated shortages, with Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel stating the country cannot continue its current course.
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