Self-employment in Cuba

"It was mandatory to impose fines": Report exposes irregularities in the inspection system in Cuba

Selling pozuelos can be costly: Two fines of up to 46,000 pesos in one day issued to the same person

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

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

And now to pay taxes to the ONAT

Price controls do not solve inflation in Cuba

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

A Spanish political scientist questions whether Cuba is a dictatorship, and they respond: “Look up the concept, and you will see it fits.”

Flor de Cuba sparks discussions with a message about those who thrive on the island: "Living better in a prison doesn't mean loving the prison."

“I live in Cuba and my boyfriend lives in the U.S., but we have never met”: Cuban woman shares her experience of maintaining a long-distance relationship for 2 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 press reports

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

Young Cuban makes a radical decision and unwittingly sparks a debate on social media

Who governs 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 isn't perfect, but where is the alternative?

The Ministry of Domestic Trade is putting deteriorated premises in Havana up for bidding 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 Amidst the Crisis

Thieves steal panels and beams 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

More than half of working-age Cubans are neither employed nor seeking work

Victim of robbery in Havana warns about a new scam method targeting transporters

CUJAE will lease spaces to private businesses, but the process raises suspicions

Fire in mattress workshop-warehouse in Guanajay causes significant losses for self-employed worker

Government puts public spaces of the Malecón in Havana out to tender: Opportunity or a hollow lifeline?

Coachman assaults inspector after receiving a fine of 16,000 pesos in Santiago de Cuba

A cart driver gives away his merchandise before handing it over to the police in Havana

Rain of fines in Havana: Up to 16,000 pesos for self-employed workers and street vendors

Fine imposed on a self-employed person for breaking into a public property for their business in Havana

Cuban actor Leonardo Benítez from "Tras la huella" publicly announces his private business in Cuba

Cuban intellectual recounts his visit to the island: “I suffered greatly from the emptiness of the country and how poorly we are doing.”

Cubans steal parts from photovoltaic park under construction in Matanzas

Private worker in Santa Clara fined for selling in dollars and refusing digital payments

Cuban regime's union concerned about recruiting workers from the "non-state sector"

What you need to know about the new regulations for the use of MLC in imports and exports in the private sector in Cuba

It has been reported that the Cuban regime takes 13.5% from every sale in private businesses

The Cuban government will require a license from those who charge for the care of children and the elderly

Cuban regime restricts 125 activities for private actors: What implications will it have?

Manuel Marrero accuses the owners of Mipymes of being millionaires who spread corruption in Cuba

The Cuban regime seeks to involve "new economic actors" in its social policies

And now what?

The non-state economic sector under scrutiny by authorities amid the energy crisis

Cubans have imported vehicles from the U.S. for over 20 million dollars

Spanish recounts his trip to Cuba in 1992: The Cubans felt sympathy for the Spanish crisis, even as they struggled to obtain food

Cuban with a pizzeria in Miami: "In Cuba, I had to buy stolen goods."

Government will prevent Cubans with debts to the ONAT from leaving the country

Up to 1,400 pesos for notebooks for primary education in Cuba

Alejandro Gil: "In Cuba, there is a single socialist business system."

Owner of Mipyme lowers the price of oil and urges other entrepreneurs to do the same

Criticism of the U.S. Embassy for celebrating the "growth of the private sector" in Cuba

Cuban self-employed worker speaks out: "They are ruling with lies and fear."

They will limit cash withdrawals at ATMs for the private sector in Cuba

Manuel Marrero criticizes prices in private businesses: “It is an abuse of the population.”

Cuban government authorizes 112 new small and medium-sized enterprises (mipymes)

Cuban entrepreneurs win scholarship from the U.S.