Cuba's Díaz-Canel defends 176 economic measures as socialist, warns against inequality

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel insists that the package of 176 economic measures is socialist in nature, instructing social institutions to prevent them from deepening inequalities. This rhetoric contrasts with capitalist comparisons, signaling internal debate over the reforms' direction. The measures' implementation and impact remain uncertain, but the framing suggests a balancing act between economic adjustment and ideological continuity.