Foreign entrepreneurs in Cuba

Cuba will host the Havana International Fair in a virtual format amid its deep economic crisis

The Cuban government establishes a waiting period of up to two years for former executives transitioning to companies with foreign investment

Vice Minister of Foreign Trade to USA Today: "Cuba is opening up."

Mysterious Texas billionaire enters the battle for Sherritt, a key mining company in the nickel business in Cuba

The CEIBA case reveals the new strategy of the U.S. to prevent GAESA from safeguarding its assets

"No serious investor or entrepreneur can operate" in the realm of a "personalist mafia," says a Cuban political analyst

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

Marco Rubio issues a global warning: Doing business with GAESA could be costly

Sheinbaum offers support to Mexican entrepreneurs to invest in Cuba

Foreigners will be able to invest directly in private Cuban companies

The Cuban regime will allow foreign fast food franchises and chains of private stores and restaurants

Cuba will open its banking system to private and foreign institutions and will allow companies to have accounts abroad

Sherritt signs exclusivity agreement with Gillon Capital, linked to a former Trump advisor

The U.S. warns another foreign company over trafficking in confiscated properties in Cuba

The Cuban government authorizes a Spanish company that markets energy and electrical equipment: What do we know?

Republican candidate reveals images and new details of his meeting with "El Cangrejo."

The deadline is approaching: foreign companies must sever ties with GAESA or face sanctions

Sherritt is negotiating to hand over control of its business in Cuba to a firm connected to a former advisor of Trump

The Cuban regime has accumulated a debt of 277 million dollars with Sherritt

The Cuban regime believes that U.S. sanctions will not be long-lasting: "We are optimistic."

María Elvira Salazar applauds sanctions against GAESA: "They strike at the financial heart of the dictatorship and bring closer the beginning of the end."

Sherritt's departure leaves the Cuban regime without one of its last economic lifelines

Sherritt leaves Cuba: A severe economic blow for the regime after Trump’s sanctions

Cuban court imposes liquidation on Italian company after nearly 20 years of conflict

Rubén Cortés advocates for economic changes before political ones in Cuba

"Less noise, more impact": NGO director announces investment of $100,000 in civil structures in Cuba

A banking expert believes that Spanish investors should be held accountable in court for exploiting workers in Cuba

Cuba opens the door to the diaspora, but distrust hinders investment from abroad

The Cuban government will allow nationals and foreigners without residency to participate in its sports system

Cuban Economy: More Production Entities, Worse Economic Performance

Democracy, compensation, and economic pressure: The U.S. strategy before the Supreme Court regarding Cuba

The Supreme Court decides today on the scope of the Helms-Burton: Billions at stake and a potential avalanche of claims

Imported fuel begins to arrive at private businesses in Cuba

The Cuban regime's debt to Spanish companies exceeds 300 million euros

The Cuban crisis drags Spanish entrepreneurs into a critical scenario

Cuban regime authorizes direct sale of energy generated by companies and individuals

Carlos Giménez celebrates Trump's order imposing tariffs on countries that supply oil to the Cuban regime

Great-nephew of the Castros announces "direct hiring" of Cubans by foreign companies

The foreigner pays for the beer, hands over the dollar, and the benefit is for the people: The new economic logic of the Cuban minister

Marrero Cruz tells entrepreneurs that Cuba is experiencing a "favorable" moment

The regime relaxes foreign investment and is now looking to Cubans abroad to earn foreign currency

Cuba blocks foreign companies' currencies: the "corralito" is now complete

Forbes magazine dedicates an article to the Cuban brothers, sugar magnates of Florida

The Cuban regime will lease hotels to the international chains that already manage them

Panamanian businessman connected to Chavismo survives plane crash in Maiquetía

Australian company faces obstacles in exporting oil extracted in Cuba

Cuban journalist criticizes Díaz-Canel for seeking foreign investment in Asia: “So much talk and yet…”

The Italian involved in the fatal accident in Havana was interviewed on Cuban TV in 2019 as a "friend of Cuba."

Italian businessman Berto Savina denies being involved in the mass incident in Havana

The Prosecutor's Office dismisses Berto Savina and accuses Mario Pontolillo of the multiple hit-and-run incident in Havana

The $18 billion of GAESA and the debts of the Cuban regime with international creditors

A Vietnamese company complained to the Cuban government about obstacles to accessing its funds

The U.S. warns foreign investors: "Cuba is not open for business."

Cuban regime promises to relaunch light industry with mixed Chinese company for footwear and plastics

"Almost brings us to ruin": Spanish company denounces million-dollar unpaid debt by the Cuban government

The U.S. adds 11 hotels, including the Torre K, to the list of restricted properties in Cuba

Cuban regime approves registration of Miami company to operate in key sectors such as food and technology

Rising dollarization in Cuba: The main state real estate company delivers terrible news to its clients

A Canadian financing company linked to the Castro family is authorized to provide services to Cuban SMEs

The Cuban regime seizes the foreign currency of foreign companies on the island and offers them an alternative