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Cuban economic and social reforms implementation
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In late July 2026 Cuba continued moving its broad economic and social transformation agenda through the legislative process. After the Council of State’s review on 23 July, the National Assembly of People’s Power opened its seventh ordinary period on 29 July at the Palacio de Convenciones in Havana. The mixed virtual‑in‑person session, chaired by President Esteban Lazo, assessed the execution of the 2026 state budget, presented the 2025 financial liquidation, and debated a suite of draft laws covering on agricultural and forest land, housing, central state administration, the personal identity personal‑identity and domicile system, and a revised Labour Code. Deputies highlighted the collective, socialist‑democratic character of the debate, with calls for unity from The session also included remote participation by General‑of‑the‑Army Raúl Castro Ruz and Lazo, President Miguel Díaz‑Canel Bermúdez, and new members—including Justice a declaration by Foreign Minister Rosabel Gamón—were sworn in. The Assembly’s deliberations represent the next step in finalising Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla condemning the reforms initially outlined by U.S. “blockade.” Delegates highlighted the Council role of State. grassroots representatives, and ten newly elected deputies were sworn in.
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