We Went to Cuba to See How the Fuel Crisis Is Forcing Havana to Open Its Economy
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The escalating sanctions and fuel blockade have not overthrown Cuba’s regime but are pushing Havana to open its economy in unexpected ways. The country is adapting by exploring new avenues for trade and investment to mitigate the effects of fuel shortages, signaling a shift in its economic policies. This transformation could have significant implications for both Cuba and its international relations as the government seeks to stabilize its economy amid ongoing challenges.
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