Self-employment in Cuba

"Private practice of medicine is not permitted": Cuban Public Health responds to controversy in Camagüey

Creator of Trofin to Cuban leaders: "Your opportunity has run out; do not prolong the suffering of the people any longer."

The regime could require private businesses in Cienfuegos to support shelters, maternity homes, and social dining facilities

Viñales, "deserted": the entrepreneurs of Cuba's most tourist-friendly town are no longer adapting; they are merely surviving

Cuban regime converts warehouses and butcher shops into "neighborhood markets"

Economist warns that the regime is eliminating 'mules' to promote Mipymes

Self-employed workers push a children's attraction by hand in Cuba because "there is no electricity."

This is how this Cuban makes a living: "I'm going to show you how I earn money living in Cuba."

The Cuban regime sets the limit on how much businesses can retain from their earnings in foreign currency

Cuba updates the rules for self-employment: a new institute takes over its control

Central Bank of Cuba establishes new rules for depositing the initial capital of MSMEs and cooperatives

Holguín puts the Palace of Marriages up for bid as distrust in these processes grows

Activist Mireya Jiménez erupts against Aleida Guevara: “Cubans on the ground survive thanks to the self-employed.”

Díaz-Canel acknowledges that obstacles and prejudices against private entrepreneurs in Cuba persist

Cuban state enterprise seeks private individuals to operate 21 commercial premises in Villa Clara

Ulises Aquino criticizes Che Guevara's daughter for calling self-employment "cancer."

For the elite of the regime, private entrepreneurship is a cancer that is tolerated, not a freedom that is celebrated

Government of Havana: "232 businesses inspected and 15 closures in one day"

"No one is going to come to invest, not even little Martina the cockroach": Cubans facing more than 200 fines and business closures in Sancti Spíritus

Vegetable oil, "an authentic Olympic champion of prices" in Cuba, according to a writer from Holguín

Cuban woman shows how they make a living on the streets of Cuba

A Cuban talks about his business in Cuba and shares his earnings: "What I have here does indeed provide for me."

What is needed to invest in Cuba? The response from this Cuban surprises thousands

Cuban woman says that with this profession, she was able to buy her house and car in Cuba: "I never imagined"

Governor of Granma demands that small and medium enterprises and self-employed workers address what the State has neglected for decades

"New fear unlocked": Cuban self-employed worker reports that inspectors are withdrawing all cash from businesses

Cuban grandfather who makes cages: "Without electricity, I can't see."

Caught with 28,000 pesos by a self-employed Cuban: "One didn't know the price and the other did"

A new venture was invented to make money amid the blackouts in Cuba

Cuban regime will allow private travel agencies and tourism services

New trademark law expands control over commercial names and industrial property rights in Cuba

Cuban erupts from the island: "At what point did being Cuban become synonymous with miserable?"

This is how a 16-year-old girl earns a living in Cuba: "Today I can say that I have my own business."

"And they still want us to invest in Cuba!": Cubans react to the MININT's measure to freeze accounts

Incredible! This is what 400 dollars look like in Cuban pesos: The video that has everyone speechless

"It was mandatory to impose fines": Report exposes arbitrary practices of the inspection system in Cuba

Selling pozuelos comes at a high cost: Two fines of up to 46,000 pesos in one day issued to the same person have been reported

More than 200,000 pesos in 10-peso bills: The scene that reflects the absurdity of cash in Cuba

House with pool and 3 cars: Cuban with I-220A showcases his life in Cuba and leaves everyone in awe

And now to pay taxes to the ONAT

Price controls do not solve inflation in Cuba

Tariff exemption for raw materials has been extended to both the private and state sectors in Cuba

Spanish political scientist questions whether Cuba is a dictatorship, and they respond: “Look up the definition and you’ll see that it fits.”

Flor de Cuba sparks conversation with a message about those who thrive on the island: “Living better in a prison does not mean loving the prison.”

"I live in Cuba and my boyfriend in the U.S., but we have never met": A Cuban woman shares how she has been managing her long-distance relationship for two years

Cuban regime authorizes the purchase of foreign currency for Mipymes and other non-state actors under strict state control

Without legal security or a free market, Cuba will not attract the necessary investments

A self-employed worker in Havana refuses to accept low-denomination bills, official media reports

The foreigner pays for the beer, hands over the dollar, and the benefit goes to the people: The new economic logic of the Cuban minister

A young Cuban makes a radical decision and unknowingly sparks a debate on social media

Who is governing Cuba today?

"I lived in a shelter, but I never stopped believing": The message of a Cuban woman who started her business in Germany

The rate of elToque is not perfect, but where is the alternative?

Domestic Trade puts deteriorated premises in Havana up for auction due to its inability to manage them

The incredible transformation a mother achieves for her daughter in Cuba: She turned an old room into a dream bedroom!

Private sector in Cuba: Shocking data amid the crisis

Panels and beams stolen from solar park in Granma

You won't believe everything this street vendor in Cuba has: "The only thing missing is the name Dollar Tree."

He returned to Cuba to invest and ended up without a home, without freedom, and unable to leave until 2030

The private sector leads retail trade in Cuba for the first time since the 1960s