State-owned enterprises

Marrero calls for a change in the mindset of officials to implement the 176 economic measures in Cuba

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

Breakdown Leaves Manufactured Gas Customers in Havana without Service: What is Known?

Gas plant workers in Camagüey were stealing cylinders with the help of external accomplices

Official journalist calls for punishing those who attempt to boycott the regime's new measures

Díaz-Canel proposes to mobilize unemployed workers into community brigades to face the crisis

"The power belongs to the people, not to the rich or the bourgeois," says Díaz-Canel while defending the economic reforms

Cuban woman explodes after seven days without electricity due to a transformer that exploded twice

PCC wants to lead Cuba towards an "authoritarian patrimonial" capitalism

Ulises Toirac demands a ban on PCC members and military personnel participating in the new economic framework of Cuba

The regime admits that the market must play a larger role in the Cuban economy

The Cuban regime will allow the bankruptcy and liquidation of state-owned companies that are operating at a loss

Havana cedes power: Municipalities will be able to attract foreign investment and manage foreign currency

"Does anyone believe them?": Cubans respond with skepticism and mockery to the promises of the PCC plenary

Cuban woman reports the bankruptcy of state-owned company: Her 64-year-old father lost his job overnight

"Anyone who wants to resign, I will understand."

An extraordinary session of the National Assembly has been convened to evaluate measures proposed by Díaz-Canel

PCC calls an extraordinary plenary session for this Wednesday

Saladrigas warns about 'piñatas' in future privatizations, in Cuba and beyond

There is nothing to salvage: Cuba does not need to reform its state enterprise. It needs to liquidate it.

Díaz-Canel announces more autonomy for state-owned enterprises

They will expand the manufactured gas service in Havana, but they warn of "serious danger."

Economist Pedro Monreal: The INAEES will be the "grave digger of companies" in Cuba

Factories in Europe and empty pharmacies in Cuba: The questions raised by the BioCubaFarma case

The paradox of BioCubaFarma: Business expansion in Europe and scarcity of medicines in Cuba

What is INAEES, the entity that will centralize control over all Cuban state-owned enterprises?

President appointed for the "super ministry" that will oversee more than 2,000 state-owned enterprises

A year after the price hike, Etecsa collects millions while Cubans continue to experience increasingly worse connectivity

Cuban regime turns workplaces into events supporting Raúl Castro

Sherritt halts its exit from Cuba but acknowledges serious risks due to Trump's sanctions

Palmares will bring "affordable" food to Havana neighborhoods due to the crisis of blackouts

Marco Rubio's advisor on GAESA: "The regime must return resources to the Cuban people."

The U.S. does not rule out military actions against Cuba

First grandparents' home within a workplace in Cuba opens in Villa Clara

Private company reports that obstacles from the Minag undermine Cuban farmers' access to agricultural machinery

Why is Matanzas the province with the most blackouts in all of Cuba? This is how the authorities respond

Díaz-Canel says there will be less bureaucracy and fewer ministries in Cuba

The Cuban government relaxes management in state entities but conditions the use of resources

Optimizing the state sector in Cuba? The impossible mission has new decrees

A new decree reorganizes the salary structure to retain workers in the Cuban state sector

In ruins, the famous restaurant Los Siboneyes in La Lisa: "It was one of my favorites in Havana."

But, will electricity be charged in dollars, yes or no?

Bruno Rodríguez states that the socialist system in Cuba is "viable" and that the U.S. knows it

Cuban regime opens the door for émigrés to invest and have businesses in Cuba

Cuba's Prime Minister urges regime leaders to embrace the "Government Program" as suspicions of negotiations with the U.S. grow.

Economist in Spain warns Cuban SMEs about the regime's new decree

TV Azteca reports that humanitarian aid sent to Cuba is being sold in dollars at government stores

Cuba regulates for the first time the alliances between state and private companies but maintains state control

Cuban regime authorizes alliances between state-owned companies and private micro, small, and medium enterprises: How will it work?

Announcement of a foreign investment project for waste collection amid the health chaos in Havana

Cuban economy: More production entities, worse economic performance

Tariff exemptions for raw materials are extended to both the private and state sectors in Cuba

Power is cut to state and private companies in Las Tunas due to overconsumption

The Antonio Guiteras Thermoelectric Plant returns to the SEN amidst expected impacts nearing 1,800 MW

Regime announces "painful reorganization process for the population": What is the Díaz-Canel government plotting?

The Antonio Guiteras thermoelectric plant resumes operation after several days offline

Cuba surpasses a 2,000 MW electricity deficit, and Havana continues to lack stability in its service

The Cuban government defends state gastronomy, while the private sector supplies it

Regime mobilizes military personnel, workers, and students to bid farewell to fallen fighters in Venezuela

Díaz-Canel congratulates electricity workers amidst the collapse of the National Electric System and record blackouts in Cuba