Elías Amor

An economist assures that Cuba will never dollarize, not even in transition

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

An economist estimates that Cuba needs to grow by 5% for a decade: is it possible?

Díaz-Canel on his knees before private Cuban businesspeople

Economist Elías Amor asks, "What did Fidel Castro leave to Cuba?"

Economist responds: Can MSEs be free under a dictatorship?

Elías Amor on the 18 billion from GAESA: "We'll see when the box is opened."

Cuban economists criticize the new price cap: "They learned nothing."

Economist questions what will happen to pension payments if the Mipyme runs out of cash

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

Economist Elías Amor defines "the reality" behind the queues at Cuban banks

Tropicana in Madrid and cars for Cubans?

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

Elías Amor: "I have never seen the end of the regime so close before."

Is GAESA falling? Elías Amor explains everything

Cuba and its 'reforms': real transition or bargaining chip?

The euro reaches 800 CUP in the informal Cuban market, a new historical high

Morales Ojeda claims that "Cuba is rising" while the island is engulfed in protests and power outages

Díaz-Canel after the announcement of new measures: "We are not doing this because of pressure from the Yankees."

Díaz-Canel talks about exchanging debt for assets, and Elías Amor asks: Are they going to sell the cays?

Elías Amor criticizes Díaz-Canel for overlooking inflation while announcing economic reforms

The dollar is heading towards 700 pesos: the market is already anticipating a new rise in Cuba

Elías Amor reveals who created GAESA and how it controls the Cuban economy

Trump or economic failure? The truth behind the exodus of hotel chains from Cuba

Cuba on the brink! Elías Amor warns that the dollar could reach 1,000 pesos

Economist Elías Amor: "Gaesa must be eliminated to save Cuba."

Elías Amor refers to important changes coming to Cuba in June

Tourism in Cuba: 4 years in free fall, hotel occupancy below 10%

Cuba without oil: "The scenario is terminal," according to economist

Cuba liberalizes gasoline prices starting May 15, 2026, and Elías Amor fears that GAESA will control the business

"Free Cuba before summer": Analyst makes prediction about the regime

Cuba worse than Haiti and worse than the Special Period: the economy has fallen by 26% since 2020

Cuba ranks last in economic standings: GDP is expected to decline by 6.5% in 2026

How much time does the Cuban regime have left? Economist responds

Economist responds to Díaz-Canel: “Anything but acknowledging that the market and private property are the way forward.”

Elías Amor: Cubans will be even poorer in 2023

Official press in Cienfuegos considers the results of the state currency market to be limited

Ulises Toirac describes the drop in currency prices in the Cuban informal market as "brazen and staged."

Economist Pedro Monreal points out that inflation is the greatest test of the failure of the system

Liberal International condemns the exile of Cuban artists Bisquet and Lavastida

SMEs: The Government of Cuba prepares to approve micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises

Economist Elías Amor warns: "There is something fishy about the Mipymes law."

Economist Elías Amor warns that the dollar will rise in Cuba "very soon."

Cuba of fierce loves

Elías Amor predicts that the Cuban peso will reach 100 per dollar if the government does not intervene

More than 5,900 Cubans have sought employment in May, according to the government

Cuban regime boycotts the First Citizens' Conference organized by the platform Cuba en Plural

Cuban opponents and activists celebrate the end of the European ambassador's tenure and call for a change of course

Economist Elías Amor shares his opinion on the Cuban government's investment offer to emigrants

Cuban faces that marked 2020

The government urges utilizing the knowledge of Cuban farmers amid the food crisis

Military personnel and bureaucrats serving the Communist Party are the primary beneficiaries of the Cuban government

Cubans will not be able to withdraw dollars from their bank accounts in CUC

Marino Murillo: "Those who consume more than 500 kWh do so because they can afford to pay for it."

Marino Murillo advises those holding CUC in Cuba not to despair over exchanging them

Luis Manuel Otero on monetary reform in Cuba: "Imagine the level of inflation that this country is going to reach."

Cuban personalities assess the effect of Biden on relations between Washington and Havana

Russian elevators are being installed in Cuba

The Cuban government will centralize the prices of 42 products: from ground meat to fuel