Cuba to allow greater farming autonomy

Published September 12, 2012 5:08pm ET



HAVANA (AP) — Cuba says it will give greater autonomy to well-run agricultural cooperatives on the island and eliminate about 300 that are not performing up to par.

The measures announced Wednesday mean that the majority of cooperatives will have their government debt forgiven and will be granted 25 years to pay back any outstanding bank debt.

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