US, Cuba Make Competing Policy Tweaks as Island Suffers Blackout

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Cuba authorized private companies to partner with state-run enterprises, a tentative step to loosen its grip on the economy as Havana struggles to provide basic services under intense US pressure

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A tentative step by Cuba’s government to loosen its grip on the island’s economy as it struggles to provide basic services was met with tighter restrictions from President Donald Trump’s administration.

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