Services from non-agricultural cooperatives and construction sector potential are essential alternatives amid workforce shortages in Morón municipality, Avilanian territory.

Authorities emphasise changing mindsets and leveraging opportunities established under Cuban government measures to invigorate agricultural production and strengthen socialist state enterprises, adhering to legality and system principles.

They urge immediate implementation of nationally mandated policies, warning against bureaucratic obstacles that undermine territorial development and consequently, the people’s needs.

While new economic actors create opportunities to stimulate the economy, impediments, taboos, and reluctance persist when contracting non-state management forms.