The Cuban government has announced a 176-point plan to open up the economy, allowing foreign investors to invest in real estate, gas stations, and banks on the island. The plan also welcomes fast-food chains, with the goal of preserving socialism amidst pressure from the US. This move is seen as a response to the economic sanctions imposed by the US, aiming to alleviate the country's economic struggles.
Kuba will es ausländischen Investoren erlauben, ihr Geld in Immobilien, Tankstellen und Banken auf der Insel zu stecken. Auch Fast-Food-Ketten sind willkommen. Ziel sei der «Erhalt des Sozialismus», sagt die Regierung. Hintergrund ist der Druck aus den USA.