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我们去古巴实地探访:燃料危机如何迫使哈瓦那开放经济We Went to Cuba to See How the Fuel Crisis Is Forcing Havana to Open Its Economy

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古巴正处于数十年来最严重的经济危机之中,随着美国制裁升级和燃料封锁持续,食品、燃料及其他基本商品短缺。但随着共产党政府的国营机构失灵,得益于一波开放经济的改革,该岛的私营部门开始腾飞,开放程度超过了革命以来的任何时期。

Cuba is in the midst of its worst economic crisis in decades, as escalating U.S. sanctions and a fuel blockade continue to create shortages of food, fuel and other basic goods. But as the communist government’s state-run institutions fail, the island’s private sector is beginning to take off, thanks to a wave of overhauls that have opened up Cuba’s economy more than at any time since the revolution.

《华尔街日报》获得签证前往古巴采访,亲眼目睹这两种截然不同的现实如何发生冲突。观看《华尔街日报》的实地报道,了解古巴不断加深的危机如何催生出自身的经济繁荣。

The Wall Street Journal obtained visas to report in Cuba and see firsthand how these two divergent realities are coming into conflict. Watch WSJ’s on-the-ground report about how Cuba’s deepening crisis has created its own economic boom.

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