Cuba president: Revolution endures 60 years of US blockade

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel acknowledged that obstacles to Cuba's economic growth come from internal bureaucracy and slowness, not from abroad or the US blockade. He stated that rules hold back those who want to produce and that decisions have been postponed. Díaz-Canel emphasized that what depends on Cuba must be changed internally. This marks a rare admission of domestic fault from the Cuban leadership.