Bureaucracy in Cuba

The Cuban government acknowledges the failure of the Mariel Special Development Zone

A Cuban from Guanabacoa dreams of leaving the island: "Even if I sell everything I have, it wouldn’t be enough for a plane ticket."

Otto Ortiz criticizes ESEN: "Five years dreaming of getting my car back"

Civil Registry in Santiago de Cuba overwhelmed: Only issuing 30 identity cards per day

Dental clinic has been closed for more than two months following a truck collision in Matanzas

MINREX reports that it has reduced the document legalization process to 10 days

The government is considering joining an agreement to avoid the need for legalizing documents at the MINREX

A young Chilean teacher dies in Cuba, and her family is seeking help to repatriate her body

Cubans will be able to keep original documents for procedures at the Spanish Consulates

Cubans crowd offices to book appointments at the notary in Havana

Sister Nadieska Almeida: "This town is tired of speeches and promises."

Collapse of Cuban civil registries: "It takes up to three months or more for a birth registration."

Cultural authorities acknowledge "error" in the suspension of puppeteer Ángel Kike Díaz

Actor suspended by Culture official in Havana for lacking a professional degree

Cuban farmer loses over 40 quintals of melons due to bureaucratic obstacles: “The people have stopped eating them.”

Cubans legalized more than 23,000 documents per week before the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in May

MINREX aims to expedite legalizations by increasing staff

Cubans endure long lines and sleep on the streets for legal paperwork in Sancti Spíritus

Official journalist: "Today our economy is a ship adrift."

MINREX acknowledges delays in the legalization of documents

Cuban farmer loses tomato harvest due to bureaucratic obstacles: "They don't care about the people."

The migration exodus causes a collapse of notary offices in Las Tunas

Requests for passport applications in Sancti Spíritus have tripled

Cuban elderly woman obtains anemia treatment after bureaucratic hurdles

Manuel Marrero calls for putting aside "meetings that yield no results."

Bureaucracy prevents elderly Cuban woman from receiving anemia treatment

A retired Cuban woman has been trying to legalize her home in Havana for ten years

Up to 700 Cuban pesos for an appointment at the Civil Registry in Matanzas

Digital stamps can be used for immigration procedures in Havana

Cuban reports the disappearance of death certificates in Havana