Cuba's Díaz-Canel vows food output boost, tightens state control over industry

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel announced plans to increase food production and lower prices amid a deepening food crisis, while simultaneously reinforcing political oversight of businesses. The move signals a continued state-centric approach rather than market liberalization, likely prolonging supply shortages. The effectiveness of the pledge remains uncertain given structural inefficiencies.

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