Cuba and Sanctions: Obstacles to Economic Reforms

In a recent statement, the Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister, Carlos Fernández de Cossío, highlighted that his country remains open for negotiations with the United States. However, he emphasized that continued sanctions and economic pressure are hindering Cuba's efforts to reform its internal economy. De Cossío also underscored Cuba’s interest in greater American investment and hopes that the conflict can be resolved through mutually beneficial negotiations. This stance reflects a complex reality in global economics, where international business opportunities can face significant obstacles due to external policies and applied sanctions.