Although the current U.S. government has not yet defined its policy toward Cuba, the Caribbean nation hopes that as part of this, migration talks will be resumed, the Foreign Ministry said.
In order to increase sustainability and reduce fuel consumption in agriculture in Cuba, a batch of electric tractors is already in the country for testing in agricultural activities.
The National People's Power Assembly of Cuba (Parliament) will debate four bills virtually in July, local media reported on Thursday.
Since early June, Cuban agriculture has brought in the first electric tractors that will help to reduce fuel consumption, a deficit resource due to the blockade imposed by Washington, the Agriculture Ministry (MINAG) reported.