Cuba's Díaz-Canel faces backlash over economic reforms, cites Fidel Castro

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel invoked Fidel Castro to justify economic reforms amid a listener's warning that such measures could lead to 'the most ruthless capitalism.' He also claimed Cuba has been without an oil tanker for nine months, highlighting severe fuel shortages. The reforms signal a potential shift in Cuba's state-controlled economy, but their implementation and impact remain uncertain.