Cuba's communist government has legalized small and medium-sized private enterprises in the wake of
ทดลองเล่นสล็อตโรม่าฟรีไม่ต้องสมัคร mass protests against the government last month.Under the new rules, companies with up to 100 employees will be allowed.President Miguel Díaz-Canel said Cuba was taking firm steps to update its economic model.
Critics say government plans have been accelerated due to the July protests, when thousands of people complained about economic ruin.Protesters condemned the treatment of the coronavirus pandemic and demanded a political change.Dozens were arrested across the country and at least one man died in the riots.
Friday's decision is seen as a major shift in government policy on the island, where state-owned enterprises are the norm.The protests came amid a severe economic crisis.In July, authorities said they would allow travelers arriving in the country to carry food, medicine and other commodities without paying import duties.
Some Cubans had suggested that import duties be abolished as a way to alleviate the shortage of medicines and food.Tourism, one of the most important sectors, has been devastated by global travel restrictions during the pandemic.
