Cuban entrepreneurs

Cuban celebrates his first vote in the United States: "This country has given me so many opportunities."

From selling tamales on the street to opening her restaurant: The story of Mima, a Cuban in Mexico

He left Cuba with two dollars, and now his company in the U.S. is valued at $712 million: the story of Iván Herrera, CEO of Univista Insurance | $how me the mon€y EP4

A Cuban family wanted to grow sugarcane to produce beverages, but their project was rejected

How to start from scratch in the U.S. with no money: advice from the Cuban who arrived at the age of 37 and now runs a school with over 50,000 students | $how me the mon€y EP3

"To sit on the ground and hold it close to my heart": Carlito Fuente's dream of a free Cuba

Cuba and the imperative to "look outward in order to live within": photographer and entrepreneur from Pinar del Río

Adalberto Ravelo, Cuban founder of Dolphy School: "Academies are not a fraud" | $how me the mon€y EP3

From working in a restaurant to training 50,000 students: the story of Cuban Adalberto Ravelo | $how me the mon€y EP3

Cuban youth find opportunities to start businesses and contribute to economic development in Peru

He paid 65 euros and reported 25 hours of travel with a windshield patched up with tape in Cuba

Young Cuban mother and entrepreneur in Miami continues to seek help to avoid her deportation

The Cuban touch at Donald Trump's daughter's birthday: bakers from Miami create Tiffany's cake

U.S. Embassy launches program for independent Cuban leaders and entrepreneurs

From making pizzas at home to having their own business: the dream of a Cuban family in Brazil

After being deported, a Cuban sets up a workshop in Havana and employs other returnees

"From Idea to Factory" Erick Remedios explains in $how me the mon€y how Let's Prototype transforms ideas into products

Cuban family leaves Miami to pursue a dream: "We didn't leave because we failed."

Entrepreneur: "The greatest challenge faced by private businesses in Cuba is political."

“The non-state sector is ours”: Díaz-Canel's phrase that helps to understand Trump's measures regarding small and medium enterprises in Cuba

The regime's reaction to the new OFAC measures reveals the true political value of small and medium enterprises (mipymes)

From working in hiding in Cuba to building a family legacy in Miami

The MFP allows for accelerated depreciation for machinery and food technology

CiberCuba launches "$how me the mon€y," the podcast about Cubans who built their businesses outside the island

The U.S. will use "all available tools" to pressure the Cuban regime following new sanctions

The U.S. tightens travel restrictions to Cuba again: professional meetings and educational exchanges are eliminated

The U.S. closes bank accounts for private entrepreneurs in Cuba

The U.S. tightens sanctions against Cuba: new banking, financial, and travel restrictions go into effect

Rachel Arderi announces a new project and her followers are clear about it: "Count me in."

Cuban fulfills his dream in Miami and now helps those in need

The Cuban government promises prices up to 30% lower in its new "neighborhood markets"

U.S. fuel supplies the repressive apparatus of the Cuban regime despite Washington's prohibitions

Uncertainty in Havana over economic reforms: "We do not know what the outcome will be"

Cuban expelotero will facilitate the collection of pensions for sports legends in Sancti Spíritus through his business

Yezmin León, the Cuban who turned elbow macaroni into a thriving business in Miami

The Cuban queen of elbow macaroni, from Hialeah: "Yes, it can be done, but it's day by day."

Deported Cuban from the U.S. tries to rebuild his life on the island by driving a tricycle in Havana

From selling on the street to succeeding on TikTok: a young Cuban shares the 13 years it took to achieve success

Díaz-Canel kneels before private Cuban entrepreneurs

"I am not just one culture": entrepreneur brings her family history to a Cuban restaurant in Brooklyn

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

Cuba introduces an entrepreneurship subject in polytechnic schools across the country

"Good people still exist": a coachman returns a phone and keeps a flip-flop for months

"Don't do business in Cuba": Cuban entrepreneur denounces the looting of her business and the lack of police response

"My humble contribution": restaurant owner offers free meals to on-duty doctors at Holguín hospital

"Very difficult to reverse": The ambiguity behind the new economic opening of the Cuban regime

Mipyme was unjustly pointed out, and the semi-official media ends up apologizing

Activist Mireya Jiménez erupts against Aleida Guevara: "Cuban ordinary people survive thanks to the self-employed."

Economist responds: Can Mipymes be free under a dictatorship?

Ulises Aquino speaks out against Che Guevara's daughter 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

From public service to private business: a small and medium-sized enterprise will charge 100 CUP for garbage collection in Isla de la Juventud

Five pesos that no one wants to accept: Holguin resident launches a solidarity initiative to restore their value

Government of Havana: "232 businesses inspected and 15 closures in a single day"

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

Young Cuban makes a living selling peanuts in Matanzas

fined 16,000 pesos by a Cuban barber for lacking invoices for supplies received from abroad

Inspectors fine an entrepreneur and his retired worker 48,000 pesos while hunger intensifies in Cuba

In Cuba, "the need is no longer just in the pockets": photographer and entrepreneur from Pinar del Río

What is Mercado de Abasto? This is how the new wholesale market approved by the Cuban regime will operate