Díaz-Canel administration

The Díaz-Canel administration refers to the leadership of Miguel Díaz-Canel, who became Cuba’s president in 2018. His government continues Cuba’s socialist policies, emphasizing state control of the economy and political system. It faces ongoing challenges like economic struggles, influenced by international sanctions and limited market reforms. Díaz-Canel's administration has also responded to internal protests with tightened regulations and efforts to maintain social stability. Overall, it aims to preserve Cuba’s socialist ideals while managing economic difficulties and social issues through governmental intervention and policy adjustments.