Joaquín Alonso Vázquez

The Cuban economy on the agenda of the Council of Ministers in February

The Cuban regime projects a 1% GDP growth for 2026, triggering a flood of mockery

The Cuban regime announces a special appearance following the controversy over the partial dollarization of the economy

Ulises Toirac mocks the dollarization and monetary chaos in Cuba and proposes the "pesolar."

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

Decree-Law 113 consolidates Alejandro Gil's monetary policy and legalizes partial dollarization in Cuba

Minister of Economy on Decree-Law 113 in Cuba: “We do not want to access foreign currency at any cost.”

The Minister of Economy claims that there are no injuries in Cuba following the passage of Hurricane Melissa

The Cuban regime claims that without the U.S. embargo, GDP would have grown by 9.2%

Dismal scenario: Government admits that the Cuban economy is in free fall

Cuban government admits its failure to fulfill the promise of reducing blackouts this summer

The Cuban government announces when it will implement the new foreign exchange market

Cuba is still in free fall: Government admits economic contraction and acknowledges that "it is not enough for anything."

Cuban government confirms economic stagnation and decline in key sectors

The regime blames "intermediaries" for inflation and high food prices in Cuba

The bureaucratic foolishness of Miguel Díaz-Canel regarding the economy

The Minister of Economy states that the sale of gasoline in dollars is an "exceptional and temporary measure."

The New York Times describes the current crisis in Cuba as the worst since the Revolution

Cuba's Minister of Economy expresses confidence and states: "Yes, we can and yes, we will."

Cuba and Haiti: the only countries on the continent with three years of recession

Cuba forecasts a 1% GDP growth in 2025 despite the economic crisis

Economist Pedro Monreal describes the diagnosis of Minister Joaquín Alonso Vázquez as "delusional."

Minister asserts that Cuba's economy is beginning to "breathe again."

Cuban economy: distortions, deviations, and non-compliance