La Habana busca poner orden en caóticas zonas comerciales

The authorities in Havana have approved new regulations for 34 commercial zones to improve urban conditions. These include waste management, public transport enhancements, and reforestation. Permanent lighting and food safety controls will be implemented, and street vendors will be regulated. The rules also aim to curb illegal constructions and noise pollution. Authorities promise to enforce these rules with fines, and citizens hope these measures are not just temporary.

What is the primary goal of the new regulation approved by Havana's authorities?

• To increase the number of commercial zones

• To promote tourism in rural areas

• To reverse urban decay and improve the city's appearance

• To reduce the population of the city

Which of the following is NOT a measure included in the regulation?

• Reforesting avenues

• Refurbishing public transport stops

• Installing trash bins for pedestrians

• Building new shopping malls

What action is planned regarding street vendors according to the new regulation?

• They will be relocated to new areas

• They will be given licenses to sell

• They will be allowed to operate freely

• They will be removed from the streets

What is one of the illegal activities the new rules aim to stop?

• Selling food without a license

• Adding rooms to houses on sidewalks

• Using bicycles on sidewalks

• Painting houses without permission

What do citizens hope regarding the new regulations?

• That they will be enforced permanently

• That they will be ignored

• That they will be temporary

• That they will be replaced with new ones