Financial corralito in Cuba

Cuba will open its banking system to private and foreign institutions and allow companies to hold accounts abroad

Official journalist in Santiago de Cuba: "It pains me that the money on my card is worthless."

Why don't farmers produce in Cuba? Unpaid debts are not the only issue

"Whoever opens a dollar account should say goodbye to their money": Reactions to the new system of the Cuban regime

The Cuban government will authorize foreign companies to import their own fuel

The regime relaxes foreign investment regulations and is now looking to Cubans abroad to obtain foreign currency

Cuba blocks foreign companies' currencies: the "corralito" is now total

A company from Vietnam complained to the Cuban government about obstacles to accessing its funds

Failed banking in Pinar del Río: the system hinders more than it resolves

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: "We are a country in bankruptcy and voiceless for the poorest."

Santiaguans are experiencing issues with the banking system imposed by the Cuban government

Banking services are coming to Coppelia ice cream parlor despite customers' reluctance

Dissatisfaction is growing among Cuban workers due to delays in salary payments

Drastic drops in foreign exchange rates in Cuba's informal market

The Central Bank of Cuba warns that the sale of cash pesos is illegal

Private businesses resist the process of banking

Luis Silva criticizes bank integration: "In a month, we will see the great result."

The government assures that the situation with cash in Cuba is not a consequence of banking reforms

The dollar is approaching 250 pesos in the Cuban informal market

Cubans are even more distrustful of banks following the approval of the banking process

It's not banking, it's a corralito: Let's call things by their name