Cuba restricts small businesses' imports and wholesale trade, forcing many to close or change operations.

Cuba's government is tightening its control over small and medium-sized businesses (MIPYMEs) by forcing them to import goods through state-owned companies, limiting their economic independence. The government is also banning wholesale trade for these businesses, requiring them to either change their business activities or face license cancellation. This move is part of a broader effort to incorporate MIPYMEs into the national economic plan, leading to the shutdown of many businesses and a reduction in food options for Cubans.

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