Government forecasts and accountability in the Council of State analysis › Cuba › Granma

The Council of State of the Republic of Cuba, in a regular session chaired by the President of that body, Esteban Lazo Hernández, and with the participation of Prime Minister Manuel Marrero Cruz, both members of the Political Bureau, analyzed compliance with the schedule of the implementation process of the Government's measures to correct distortions and stimulate the economy in 2024.
Marrero Cruz stressed that since the last session of the Cuban Parliament in July of this year, the work system has been maintained, with the government's economic group constantly monitoring the implementation of the approved measures as well as the analysis of new proposals.

He also pointed out that progress continued to be made in the plans to revitalize national production, generate foreign exchange earnings for the country, the macroeconomic stabilization program, fiscal discipline, reduce the budget deficit, promote exports and reduce imports, strengthen the socialist state enterprise – as the main actor in the Cuban economy -, the process of bankarization and other issues that affect the population and the country's economy.
For his part, Esteban Lazo explained the actions that the parliamentary commissions will develop in support of the government's plans, contributing to the measures adopted through their advisory activities to the National Assembly and the Council of State, as well as through the system of popular power.
Subsequently, the members of the Council of State adopted the decrees “On Cuban Sign Language” and “On the closure of the National Institute of Social Security”.
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“Accounting is a highly political, democratic, participatory and unique process; an essential pillar of the Cuban political system; in which the people, from their own small homeland, in the neighborhood and the community, participate actively and directly as true protagonists in the administration of the State and the Government,” said Esteban Lazo, explaining this important exercise.
The Secretary of the Council of State, Homero Acosta Álvarez, announced that more than 65,000 accountability sessions are expected to be held throughout Cuba. At the same time, he explained the measures provided for in the Guidelines Program and the Schedule at the national, provincial and municipal levels for the effective development of this process.
At the meeting, the State Council approved the proposal to clarify the agenda of the meetings of this body during the months of October to December, corresponding to topics of great interest to the population and the economic and social situation of the country.