Can Cuba trade with other countries?

Yes, Cuba can trade with other countries, but its trade relationships are influenced by U.S. economic sanctions and its own state-controlled economy. In recent years, Cuba has sought to diversify its trade partners, notably increasing trade with countries like China, Venezuela, and other Latin American nations. However, restrictions imposed by the U.S. still limit Cuba's ability to fully engage in international trade. Despite these challenges, Cuba continues to import goods and export products such as tobacco and pharmaceuticals.