Cuba has launched a major economic reform package aimed at liberalizing the market and expanding the private sector to combat a severe national crisis.President Miguel Diaz-Canel is overseeing this transition with support from Raul Castro, looking to Chinese and Vietnamese models to replace stagnant state-controlled systems.The US government remains cautious, stating that any potential shift in bilateral relations depends on the concrete implementation of these new policies.These measures address widespread shortages and energy outages caused by the ongoing blockade and internal bureaucratic hurdles.