Cuba’s ruling Communist Party has approved measures designed to stimulate the country’s market, according to state newspaper Granma. The changes, approved late Wednesday by the central committee, come as the island nation faces increasing economic pressure from the administration of former U.S. President Donald Trump. Details of the specific reforms were not immediately released by Granma. These adjustments suggest a shift in policy intended to address economic challenges exacerbated by U.S. sanctions and a struggling economy. The move indicates a willingness to experiment with market-oriented solutions within the framework of Cuba’s communist system. Further information regarding the scope and implementation of these changes is anticipated in the coming days.