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Cuba’s reforms are not capitalism, Díaz-Canel tells communist gathering in Havana

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Economic reforms recently announced in Cuba do not entail a return to capitalism and will be closely controlled by the Communist Party, Cuba's leader told a gathering in Havana of representatives of communist organizations around the world in a speech…

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    Cuba’s reforms are not capitalism, Díaz-Canel tells communist gathering in Havana (opens The Brunswick News)

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    Economic reforms recently announced in Cuba do not entail a return to capitalism and will be closely controlled by the Communist Party, Cuba's leader told a gathering in Havana of representatives of communist organizations around the world in a speech…

  2. Latin Times

    Cuba Says Its Reforms Aren't Capitalism. The Paperwork Tells a Different Story. (opens Latin Times)

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    Cuba's president denies his reforms mean capitalism. We fact-checked the claims — private banks, shareholders, and a hidden military conglomerate.

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