Cooperatives

New regulations allow for foreign investment and direct exports to Cuban cooperatives

The Council of Ministers regulates the ownership and use of agricultural lands

Artemisa cooperatives import oil, but more than half of their farmers cannot afford to buy it

The government in Guantánamo seeks to expedite pension payments by moving them from banks to the private sector

Camagüey mobilizes more than 330 mounted personnel to combat cattle theft

MINCIN relaxes regulations for wholesale trade in Cuba

In the absence of coffee, the Villa Clara roaster improvises with other beans

These are the 79 activities that the Cuban government keeps under control

UNDP offers $75,000 for environmental projects in Cuba, but the regime decides who can receive them

Official journalist calls for sanctions against those attempting to boycott the regime's new measures

Private actors will be able to deposit dollars in bank accounts and withdraw them in the same currency

An extraordinary session of the National Assembly is called to evaluate measures proposed by Díaz-Canel

Pam Bondi refuses to answer questions about Trump during appearance regarding the Epstein files

The Cuban government announces the end of the Acopio monopoly after decades of failure, but maintains state control over agriculture

Masked individuals armed with weapons assaulted and stole cattle from a cooperative in Matanzas; four suspects arrested

Guantánamo imposes restrictions on bars and recreational centers due to the energy crisis

Communist leader from Santiago de Cuba: "We need to export and produce food for the population."

Banco Metropolitano enables the sale of foreign currency to SMEs and cooperatives

One of the victims of the mass accident in Ciego de Ávila has passed away

Díaz-Canel discovers how to lower prices in Cuba

Cuba imports agricultural products that it used to produce, while bureaucracy stifles the farmer

Thieves ransack a home in Las Tunas, making off with everything in several trips

Arrests made in the murder of a guard at a cooperative in Santiago de Cuba

Two men were arrested in Las Tunas for assaulting a security guard and robbing a cooperative

Cuban regime insists on strengthening socialist cooperativism as a solution to the agricultural production crisis

Severe fire in sugarcane fields in Guantánamo caused by "social indiscipline"

The daughter of Commander Barbarroja received indirect funding from USAID for studies on cooperativism

Truck accident in Ciego de Ávila leaves six injured

A security guard from a cooperative is killed in Santiago de Cuba

Jalisko Park will open in Havana with free services for unaccompanied children

Details revealed about the knife attack on five people in a town in Sancti Spíritus

Four people injured in a knife attack in the town of Sancti Spíritus remain hospitalized

They stabilize cassava flour production in Cienfuegos

Cuban economist: "National food production does not seem to be a priority."

Cuban government establishes rules for leasing state-owned premises to self-employed individuals and cooperatives

Cuban Ministry of Education prohibits teachers from engaging in private activities

Cuban farmer has gone three months without payment for the sale of a pair of oxen to the slaughterhouse

Cuba will produce only 25% of the rice it needs to ensure the basic food basket for its population

The Central Bank of Cuba creates a financial entity to provide microcredits to the private sector

Farmers in Las Tunas have gone months without receiving payment in MLC for the milk sold to the industry

Cuban state platform receives 75 applications to create MSMEs and cooperatives

Díaz-Canel considers eliminating unproductive agricultural cooperatives

The Cuban government is considering reviewing the prices of tobacco and cocoa

The cooperative in Guantánamo owes more than 170,000 pesos to Cuban farmers

Government-imposed price reductions lead to shortages and unrest in Caibarién

Cuban self-employed workers seek to lower the prices of Gaby & Sofi toys

Cubans express: “It’s incredible that after six years of operation, non-agricultural cooperatives are still referred to as an experiment.”

Camagüeyan ranchers have been waiting since 2015 to receive payment for the milk they sold to the dairy industry

Another twist on the Cuban economy: Cooperatives crushed by the cyclone of continuity

Cuba establishes new regulations to eliminate "deviations" in non-agricultural cooperatives

Amid a severe food shortage, Cuba announces new markets for wholesale sales

Cuba announces new legal regulations for farmers: they will be able to sign contracts with companies and have bank accounts

They propose to increase the pension for Cuban retirees who rejoin the workforce in non-agricultural cooperatives

Self-employed workers save equipment in state hotels

Construction cooperatives have limited their development in Cuba

The quality and prices of the food cooperatives in Cuba "leave much to be desired," criticizes an official media outlet

Three dismissals and a public reprimand at a state-owned company in Cuba for 'taking' money from a farmer