The guidelines update a document that laid out President Raul Castro’s vision of economic reforms that have allowed growth of tens of thousands of private businesses ranging from self-employed cobblers to high-end restaurants and small boutique hotels.
Cuba’s ruling Communist Party released a new set of economic guidelines that emphasize the slow-moving and limited nature of the country’s reforms amid a sharp national economic downturn.
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