07:39: To continue achieving results, the transformations must be implemented in a controlled manner. The people and the Party are closely monitoring the implementation of these changes as part of this strategy for collective progress.
07:35:These transformations have nothing to do with capitalism. They are changes within the socialist model; there will be no return to capitalism.
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07:32: Increased production and employment are essential. It is also important to strengthen partnerships between the state and non-state sectors and to facilitate access to land for food production.
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07:28: The country must continue producing despite the difficult circumstances, including the lack of fuel imports and an especially intensified blockade.
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07:26: Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel noted that a consultation process will now begin at production and service centers, as workers’ input is essential to drafting the Economic Plan.
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07:24: Meetings have already been held with representatives of the agricultural and industrial sectors, business groups, and the non-state sector.
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07:22: Díaz-Canel: More than 100 legal regulations have been drafted to support the implementation of these measures.
The program “Criterio Compartido” (Shared Views) has begun, featuring Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and President of the Republic. The inaugural broadcast addresses the country’s economic and social transformations.
As part of an effort to address the public’s main concerns, the discussion examines questions currently being raised across the country: How will these transformations benefit me? Is Cuba moving toward capitalism, or will it continue along the socialist path? How can citizens participate in these changes? These are among the issues explored in a program in which listeners play a central role through their calls, questions, and opinions.
According to recent statements by the Cuban leader, the primary objective of Criterio Compartido” is to create a channel for direct dialogue on the structural challenges facing the island, while showcasing local initiatives and socioeconomic progress achieved amid the international sanctions imposed by the United States.
