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The government in Cuba is the ownership of small and medium-sized businesses. This a monumental shift in policy from the communist-ruled country. State- companies have traditionally been the norm in Cuba, following the revolution in 1959 that Fidel Castro to power. He nationalised Cuba's industries to them into state hands. The new policy entrepreneurs to businesses that have up to 100 employees. The change of heart from the government after a month of street protests. Thousands of Cubans against dire economic conditions. People also about a lack of food and the handling of the coronavirus pandemic.

Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel said he would new initiatives to revitalise his country's economy. Cuba on tourism for much of its foreign currency reserves. Global restrictions on travel during the pandemic have severely this sector. Another key industry in Cuba is the production of sugar. Bad weather has in poor harvests and reduced revenues. These events have the government's reserves of foreign currency, which it has become difficult for the country to food and medicine. Cuba expert O'Neill Diaz said "many entrepreneurs from the private sector have years striving, working and trying to " to Cuba's economic well-.