Cuban self-employed workers

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

A barbershop in Havana charges 1,600 pesos for a haircut, more than a pensioner's monthly pension

Private bar offers dinners for children and elderly in need this New Year's Eve in Havana

Díaz-Canel blames small private businesses for the rise in prices

The government of Las Tunas launches a tax campaign against high-income businesses and importers

A self-employed worker in Pinar del Río was fined 16,000 pesos for the irregular sale of eggs

Fines of over 652 million pesos imposed on private businesses in Matanzas for tax evasion

The most sought-after jobs in Cuba today

Artemisa's wedding provides free food to vulnerable individuals following Hurricane Rafael

Deadline for tax payments in Cuba extended

SMEs reduce prices of frozen products for the third day without electricity in Cuba

Import from the United States: Cuba spends 46 times more on cars than on food

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

Ulises Toirac criticizes recent Cuban laws: They lay the groundwork for greater corruption

It is reported that the Cuban regime takes 13.5% of every sale from private businesses

Cuban government shuts down businesses and withdraws projects from over 360 private entrepreneurs

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

New rules for the private sector in Cuba take effect in September

Seller attacks inspector with a knife in Las Tunas

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

Government closes four private businesses in Havana and orders 77 forced sales

Almost 40 fines were imposed on small and medium-sized enterprises and self-employed workers for violating price caps in Sancti Spíritus

Díaz-Canel on new regulations for Mipymes: “It’s time to take action”

Cuban entrepreneurs to the government: Capping prices "is not the way"

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

ONAT detects tax evasion of nearly 820 million pesos from January to May in Cuba

"To embark on a journey, all you need to do is make the decision, because that's what we came here for."

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

Former Congressman Joe García says that a law is being "considered" to lift the embargo on Cuban Mipymes

Civil society reacts to measures announced by the U.S. to support independent entrepreneurs in Cuba

Who does the U.S. exclude from its measures to support independent entrepreneurs in the private sector?

Over 12 tons of flour were stolen from a private worker in Holguín

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

Congress members seek clarification on "legal loophole" to finance Mipymes allied with the Cuban regime

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

More than 390,000 pesos in fines imposed on self-employed workers in Matanzas

The rise in fuel prices is worrying Cubans

General Comptroller joins witch hunt in Trade and Gastronomy of Havana (II)

The General Comptroller joins the witch hunt in Trade and Gastronomy of Havana (I)

Fined 8,000 pesos for a self-employed worker selling diapers in Old Havana

Inspectors impose fines of 9,500 pesos on a self-employed individual with a disability for selling cigarettes

Cuban dissident protests after job termination: "My children are dying of hunger"

Ulises Toirac on the bar that held a New Year's dinner for resource-poor Cubans: "Poverty gallops stronger every day."

A private bar hosted a New Year's dinner for 180 underprivileged elderly people and children in Havana

Official threatens rickshaw drivers in Havana: "We are going to confiscate them."

Police detain a cart pusher in Havana and a crowd of people takes the merchandise

Three and four years in prison sentenced for Cubans over million-dollar tax debt in Santa Clara

A coachman is assaulted in Guantánamo

The government will prevent Cubans with debts to the ONAT from leaving the country

Criticism of a parking attendant for taking over a street in Havana: "The entire area belongs to me."

The small business sells imported pork directly from the container on the streets of Havana

A street vendor was fined for selling rotten mangoes in Old Havana

The Candonga of Santa Clara or the "Amazon of Cuba"

Family reports premeditated arson of their kiosk in Havana

Economists criticize banking measures in Cuba: "The regime's whip against the private sector"

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

A modern bowling alley with six lanes has been set up by a small and medium-sized enterprise in Santiago de Cuba

Price caps for private transportation in Havana are not working

Fire consumes sales stands in front of Santa Clara hospital

Owner of Mipyme lowers oil prices and urges other business owners to do the same