Cuba to amend laws before economic changes' plan
14:11, November 16, 2010
The Cuban government said it is necessary to amend several laws and decrees before implementing a plan of updating the Socialist economic model, the official Granma daily reported on Monday.
The government summarized in a document a seminar in Havana attended by 532 Communist Party leaders on the national debates over "economic and social guidelines."
It also reveals a plan proposed by Cuban leader Raul Castro to reshape the economic model to overcome the economic trouble in Cuba.
During the 4-day meeting, Economy and Planning Minister Marino Murillo cited an example of agricultural cooperatives, which were allowed by the current law, but he noted the law did not recognize cooperatives in industrial or service sectors.
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