Díaz-Canel Premiered His Radio Program: He Defended Economic Openness but Promised to Maintain Socialism in Cuba
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The president premiered “Shared Criterion,” a radio space from which he defended the recent measures of economic openness approved by Parliament. During the first broadcast, he remarked that it is indispensable to transform socialism in order to sustain the economy and social justice.
The Cuban president, Miguel Díaz-Canel, defended the 176 economic and social measures approved in Cuba and called for building consensus for their application.The transformations seek to face the economic difficulties and improve the well-being of the population, said the Cuban president, Miguel Díaz-Canel, during the first broadcast of "Shared Criterion", a new space transmitted in [...] Read More... from Díaz-Canel defends economic reforms and…
Latin American Summary, September 23, 2026. The Cuban president reported in the new Shared Criterion program that more than 158 of Cuba’s 176 economic and social transformations already have procedures for their implementation. Cuba’s president, Miguel Díaz-Canel, said Wednesday that there are already procedures to implement more than [...] La entrada Cuba. They advance in application of the 176 economic transformations was first published in La…
As a result of a gradual process of progressive consultation with all sectors of society, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez defined in the first broadcast of the program "Criterio Compartado", through the frequency of Radio Rebelde.
The implementation of the economic and social transformations in the country was the central theme today of the release of the premiere of "Criterio Compartado", a new space transmitted live by the frequency of Radio Rebelde with the leadership of Miguel Díaz-Canel, First Secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC) and President of the Republic, and [...] La entrada Las transformaciones a debate en "Criterio Compartado" se publicado primero e…
The Presidency assures that the ruler “reponded to every approach,” but an 88-year-old retired woman who charges 2,000 pesos and a listener who denounced the price of oil were left unanswered.
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