Cuba's private sector steps in to revive state-owned Soroa tourist complex

In Artemisa province, small and medium-sized enterprises (mipymes) are partnering with state-owned enterprises to rehabilitate the Soroa tourist complex, a shift from state-led development. This marks a notable deviation from Cuba's traditional state-centric economic model, signaling a growing reliance on private enterprise for infrastructure and tourism recovery. The initiative's success remains uncertain amid Cuba's broader economic crisis and regulatory constraints.

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