Economy in Cuba

This is how the informal market closes in Cuba: the dollar stagnates while the euro rises slightly

Cuban economist does the math: minimum wage of 3,210 pesos compared to a basket of over 100,000

Cuban attendee at the July 26 event trusts China, Russia, and Vietnam to pull Cuba out of the crisis

Dollar and euro take a break after another week of climbing in Cuba

Cubans facing a commission charge for cash withdrawal: "Is this a meme?"

Elías Amor warns about risks for SMEs that pay pensions in Cuba

This is how the informal market in Cuba looks this Saturday: The dollar and the euro are on the rise

This is how the informal market closes in Cuba: the dollar and euro rise at the end of the day

What food can you buy in Cuba with 10,000 pesos? A Cuban shows what she got

This is how the informal market in Cuba closes: the dollar decreases and the euro remains stable

Cuba, in the basement of the global economy

This is how the informal market in Cuba closes: The dollar and the euro rise at the end of the day

A Cuban shows what he was able to buy in Cuba with a month's basic salary: "If you eat, you can't dress."

This is how the informal market closes in Cuba: the dollar and the euro end the day on a high note

They exhibit a thief who stole a deodorant from a shop in Havana and then returned to the store

Economist responds to criticism of proposal for Cuba: “They confuse sovereignty with isolation and authoritarianism.”

Dollar and euro rise again in Cuba: here's how they closed this Monday

This is how the informal market in Cuba begins the day: the dollar starts the day unchanged

"The Invisible Hand of the State": Monreal dismantles the regime's rhetoric regarding its financial planning model

Up to 800 pesos to withdraw 2,000: the parallel business thriving amidst the cash shortage in Cuba

The regime officializes the salary increase in Cuba: Here is the new scale

Private businesses stop accepting small bills, worsening the monetary chaos in Santiago de Cuba

Cubans react to the elimination of limits on cash payments and withdrawals: "The banks have no money."

Yoani Sánchez on inflation in Cuba: "Every visit to the market... a survival math exercise."

The Central Bank of Cuba eliminates the limit of 5,000 pesos for cash payments and collections

Cubans doubt the regime's 176 measures: "Why should I believe them?"

What it cost a Cuban mother to take her daughter out for a stroll in a park in Cuba: "With these prices."

Inflation in Cuba is out of control due to the authorities' inaction, an economist claims

How much does it really cost to live a week in Cuba? A Cuban doctor shares her experience

The U.S. government sanctions the Ministry of Tourism of Cuba

What happened to this Cuban woman on her first day visiting Cuba: "A lack of respect."

From salary to begging to be able to buy: this is how the people of Matanzas live, trapped by the chaos of banking

Ghost town? Gibara showcases empty beaches, deserted businesses, and a paralyzed economy

Laritza Camacho: "I am against the Cuban government because the Cuban government is against Cuba."

Marrero calls for "bold entrepreneurs," but Cubans remind him that investing on the island is "an economic suicide."

They promise access to CTE Guiteras during peak demand hours, and Cubans respond: "I'll give you 48 hours."

What you could barely buy in Cuba with 11,000 pesos

The hardest thing to buy in Cuba is no longer finding the products... it’s this

"That money could have fed Cuban children": U.S. criticizes the costly debate on Cuba at the UN

The odyssey of renting a car in Cuba: "It was supposed to come with 35 liters of gasoline, but it only arrived with 18."

Mango and pineapple slice, the culinary offering of summer at a campsite in Cuba

Tropicana in Madrid and cars for Cubans?

Cuba opens hotels to the world: a real solution or surgery on a corpse?

Elías Amor: "I've never seen the end of the regime so close."

Is GAESA in decline? Elías Amor explains it all

Cuban responds to those who say she had to "jockey" to buy a house in Cuba

Dollar and euro rise again: What are they selling for today in the Cuban informal market?

Radical reforms in Cuba come too late for a country mired in blackouts and shortages, warns The Economist

Cash shortage jeopardizes salary and pension payments in Guantánamo

The Cuban regime is betting on Chinese companies following new economic reforms

The banking Cuba promised by the government is sinking while cash fuels the informal market

Amid the collapse of services, Díaz-Canel urges municipalities to "unleash productive forces" and prepare for autonomy

Manuel Marrero to the Cubans: the 176 measures are to "preserve the achievements of the Revolution"

Between 80 and 100 million euros, the loss of Spanish companies in Cuba

Díaz-Canel admits that the 2026 Economic Plan does not guide the 176 measures of the regime

He was I-220A for four years and went to Cuba to live: This is what he was able to buy to eat

"If this was the right thing to do, why didn't they do it before?": The question that shakes Cuba

"What should I do with the money?": Cuban woman tries to buy food and is refused 20-peso bills in Mayabeque

Report from Havana: bank reportedly reduced the maximum cash withdrawal to only 3,000 pesos

The 176 measures are "a new distribution of power" within Castroism, claims a Cuban economist