The agenda of the Cuban Parliament, which convened on Tuesday the second ordinary session of the year for December 20, includes bills on enterprises, migration and foreigners.<\/p>\n
The schedule of Cuba’s highest legislative body, which traditionally meets twice a year in July and December, also includes bills on transparency and access to information.<\/p>\n
The stage of the current legislature runs until 2027 and includes other bills such as the one on foreign investment (end of 2026).<\/p>\n
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The Cuban National Assembly is elected for a five-year term and chooses among its deputies the president and vice-president of the Republic, its leadership, and the members of the Council of State.<\/p>\n
The December session comes in the midst of the discussion of the draft bill of the Public Health Law<\/a> approved at the extraordinary meeting last November. Although the normative proposal ratifies the constitutionally endorsed universal and free access to health services, it recognizes new rights and services. It also updates the principles of organization and operation of the National Health System.<\/p>\n The proposal incorporates more than 40 articles focused mainly on non-discrimination in health services, the recognition of human dignity as a supreme value, and the State’s responsibilities in providing care, protection, and recovery services, “a concept that is incorporated for the first time”.<\/p>\n Parliament approves first Law on Social Communication in Cuba<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n