Cuban self-employed workers

The regime could force private businesses in Cienfuegos to maintain shelters, maternity homes, and community dining halls

Díaz-Canel accuses the U.S. of harming the Cuban private sector with the new sanctions

They fined an entrepreneur in Las Tunas for stepping away from his business for a few minutes to pick up medication for his grandfather

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

Are Mipymes the problem in Cuba? Elías Amor responds emphatically: the blame lies with the regime

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

Self-employed workers are pushing a children's ride by hand in Cuba because "there's no electricity."

Islazul is putting bars, restaurants, and other spaces in its hotels in Santiago de Cuba up for bid

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

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

More than six million pesos return to banks in Sancti Spíritus following a control operation, authorities report

Authorities in Las Tunas are still discussing how much to charge for garage sales, which are now limited to weekends

Mipyme was unjustly criticized, and a semi-official ends up apologizing

Activist Mireya Jiménez erupts against Aleida Guevara: "Everyday Cubans survive thanks to the self-employed."

Ten families receive bread and food packages for free from a private project in Santa Clara

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

Díaz-Canel warns the private sector in Cuba: "It cannot become a space for illegal activities."

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

Private economic actors deliver juices to the pediatric hospital in Las Tunas due to a shortage of baby food for children

A private bar in Amancio has become a payment point for pensions due to the banking system's shortcomings in Las Tunas

Economist responds: Can Mipymes be free under a dictatorship?

They prohibit connecting children's rides to electricity in Cienfuegos, and they have to move them manually

Offensive against private businesses in Las Tunas leaves 22 establishments closed and eight licenses withdrawn

Ulises Aquino criticizes the daughter of Che Guevara for calling self-employment a "cancer."

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

Complaints about fines starting at 16,000 pesos have been reported against self-employed workers in Santiago de Cuba for refusing to accept transfers

Ulises Aquino to the regime: "They know nothing about the economy, but they know how to maintain their unproductive bureaucracy at the expense of the people."

"Thank you from the heart": the young Cuban woman selling peanuts in Matanzas responded to the wave of support she received on social media

Young Cuban earns a living selling peanuts in Matanzas

Multan with 16,000 pesos a Cuban barber for not having invoices for supplies received from abroad

Las Tunas identifies 24 individuals for "abusive and speculative pricing" after thousands of inspections

"There is no middle ground": authorities in Guantánamo threaten fines for those who do not accept payments by transfer

Havana government turns against noisy bicitaxis: fines, confiscations, and threats of criminal proceedings

The Havana government threatens private businesses with closures of up to three months for excessive and speculative pricing

Businesses are fined and shut down for failing to comply with payment gateways in Sancti Spíritus

Cuban bakery loses 15,000 pesos and all its production due to power outages: "Are they selling our electricity to others?"

Díaz-Canel acknowledges the fear of the growth of private capital in Cuba

A Cuban recalls the Maceta Plan and the Rastrillo Plan: "What happened, authority?"

Animal rights activist reacts to the rejection of 20 peso bills in Mayabeque: "Neither I nor my loved ones will go without food."

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

Cuban regime threatens to enforce the law against vendors who do not accept transfers

What is needed to invest in Cuba? This Cuban's answer surprises thousands

Cubana highlights the high price of juices and laments the hit to their wallet

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

Electric tricycles with solar panels, the only ones that survive power outages and fuel shortages in Cuba

Governor of Granma demands that micro, small, and medium enterprises, as well as self-employed individuals, address what the State has neglected for decades

Cuban feels cheated by the government: "They are robbing me of my youth."

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

Multan with 28,000 pesos a Cuban self-employed worker: "One didn't have the price and the other did."

More Businesses, Fewer Limits: The New Rules for the Private Sector in Cuba

Cuban government reforms trademark law after 26 years: Here are the updates

Banking integration clashes with reality: fewer than 10% of private businesses in Sancti Spíritus accept transfers

The Cuban regime will be able to freeze bank accounts "without delay and without prior notification."

Cuban regime assesses the inclusion of private players to generate electricity amid energy crisis

A Russian woman living in Cuba shares her experience visiting La Cuevita: "It's India, Haiti."

The regime trains officials to implement a regulation that requires private entities to report crimes and terrorism

The Cuban government will cross-reference financial data to detect tax evasion and potential fraud

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

Cuban woman sends message to Díaz-Canel and ignites debate about change in Cuba

NGO Director in Cuba Calls for Preparing Young Cubans for "Real Life" and Less State Control