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Cuba loosens private sector controls to fend off humanitarian crisis
Cuba’s communist government has loosened private sector restrictions to address a worsening humanitarian crisis, though experts doubt the measures will significantly improve conditions. The crisis has intensified as Washington tightened its embargo under Trump’s 'Donroe Doctrine,' which aims to counter 'hard-left regimes that enabled narco-terrorists,' according to a US defense official.
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