古巴裔美国商界精英在迈阿密成立古巴美国国家商会（CANCC），为现政权垮台后进入古巴市场做准备1。该组织主席胡安·奥马尔·西克托表示，聚集会议的目的是"在一个屋顶下聚集迈阿密-戴德县最杰出的古巴裔美国企业家"，并明确指出"目标是在政权垮台后进入古巴"1。
CANCC已拟定了一系列战后重建方案，包括建立古巴股票交易所的提议，并成立了涉及能源基础设施至粮食安全等多个委员会1。西克托个人也成为该计划的支持者，他声称其父亲在皮纳尔德里奥省失去了五处地产和一座农场1。
然而，古巴政府已采取行动应对。古巴总统米格尔·迪亚斯-卡内尔宣布了176项经济自由化措施1。与此同时，古巴正面临严峻的能源危机——今年已发生六次全国停电，自1月以来石油供应实际上已被切断1。古巴电力网改造估计需要80亿至100亿美元1，此类战后重建规划面临时机尚早的质疑。
Affluent Cuban American business leaders have established the Cuban American National Chamber of Commerce (CANCC) in Miami to position themselves for economic opportunities should the current government in Havana fall.1 The organization's chairman, Juan Omar Sixto, stated that the gathering aimed to "assemble the most distinguished Cuban American entrepreneurs in Miami-Dade County" with the explicit goal of "entering Cuba after the regime collapses."1
The CANCC has already begun drafting comprehensive reconstruction plans for the island nation. Among its proposals is the creation of a Cuban stock exchange, and the organization has formed multiple committees focused on areas including energy infrastructure and food security.1 Sixto has also made personal claims about potential restitution, asserting that his father lost five properties and a farm in Pinar del Rio province.1 Analysts estimate that modernizing Cuba's electrical grid alone would require between $8 billion and $10 billion.1
Meanwhile, Cuba faces mounting economic challenges that underscore the scale of the crisis these entrepreneurs envision addressing. The island has experienced six nationwide blackouts this year, and its oil supply has been effectively cut off since January.1 In response to such pressures, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel has announced 176 economic liberalization measures.1 Analysts suggest such reconstruction planning may be premature given the country's current humanitarian and energy crisis.
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