Retirees

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

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

Elías Amor reacts to a Cuban who reports long lines of retirees at banks unable to collect their pensions

"Let’s hope that road is not like the utopia": Cubans facing the payment of the checkbook

How can a retiree live on 2,500 Cuban pesos?

Queueing, heat, and endurance: The daily ordeal of Cubans to withdraw money from the bank

Are all state workers now "vulnerable"? What the regime's new salary scale reveals

"A carton of eggs costs more than the increase": Cubans explain to Díaz-Canel the real cost of living

Cubans explode over Díaz-Canel's words on the salary increase: "It doesn't even last them three days."

The Guantánamo government admits that banks do not have enough cash and threatens sanctions against those who refuse transfers

With light, cash, and connection, the bank of Holguín leaves retirees high and dry once again

Official journalist who covered the electric crisis for years unable to receive her pension

Local businesses will be responsible for paying the pensions of thousands of Cubans

Díaz-Canel on the increase in salaries and pensions: "It shows that the reforms protect the most vulnerable."

"Eight hours lying on a curb": journalist depicts the ordeal of collecting a pension in Cuba

Empty seats inside, elderly people under the sun outside: they report a humiliating day for pension collections at a bank in Holguín

Private businesses stop accepting small bills, deepening the monetary chaos in Santiago de Cuba

Aging in Cuba is a drama: miserable pensions, hunger, and neglect

Official media acknowledges the failure of bank transfers in Cuba

The government first collects and then informs: they officially announce the bread price hike in Havana with a week’s delay

Díaz-Canel proposes that state enterprises use their profits to assist retirees and workers

René Navarro denounces the reality of Cuba: "It is a mental and physical torture."

Manuel Marrero on the 176 measures: "The human being at the center of every decision"

Increase in bread prices in Havana sparks criticism for its impact on impoverished individuals and families

The new minimum wage in Cuba is now in effect, but no one will receive a peso until August

The regime will recognize up to 10 years of family caregiving as work time for retirement

The banked Cuba promised by the government is sinking while cash fuels the informal market

"This is private": sale of bread denied to retired journalist who tried to pay with 5-peso bills

Cuban grandfather, 70 years old: "How can I eat for an entire month with 4,000 pesos?"

Chequera reveals the "real" usefulness of magnetic cards in Cuba

"It's embarrassing": Gigantic line of retirees waiting to collect their pensions at a bank in Santiago de Cuba

"Where in the country is that?": Bandec says that retirees are their priority

Three days to access 40% of the salary: citizen reports collapse in money management in Cuba

With the humble and for the humble? The generation that made the greatest sacrifices feels abandoned by the reforms in Cuba

Cubans bury official triumphalism regarding the announced increase in the minimum wage: “What can it buy?”

What can be bought in Cuba with the new minimum wage? Not even a carton of eggs

Foreign franchises, wholesale markets, and fewer subsidies: this is how Cuban commerce will change

The regime wants private companies to help support retirees, the elderly, and social cafeterias

Díaz-Canel: The basic basket will be reserved only for retirees and vulnerable individuals

Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) delivers pensions blocked for nearly 65 years to 44 Cubans

The Granma government admits that it does not have enough money to pay more than 111,000 retirees

Bank robbed in Havana during a blackout hours before pension payments

Prices in Bayamo: a carton of eggs for 4,000 pesos, a pound of sugar for 400, and oil for 1,500

"Everything feels like a curfew": Cuban denounces shortages and exorbitant prices at a fair

How much does a pension for a retiree in Cuba yield? Influencer conducts an experiment

ATMs disabled to prevent people from "bothering," causing chaos outside Banco Metropolitano in Havana

More than three million pesos intended for retirees were stolen from a post office in Pinar del Río

Amid deficits and budgetary mismanagement, the PCC in Havana calls to correct "negative tendencies" in the economy

Cuban journalist Santiago Ramírez Frías has passed away, the voice of Cárdenas radio for over five decades

Forced Banking: The Central Bank of Cuba insists on digitalizing payments in a country without cash or stable connectivity

Cash crisis forces the government to rely on small and medium-sized enterprises to pay pensions in Holguín

Retirees in Holguín are still condemned to humiliating lines to collect their meager pensions

The average salary in Cuba loses more than 20% of its value in a year despite official increases

Neither cups nor spoons, and food consisting of peas and boiled spaghetti: this is the situation in a shelter in Cuba

The monthly postcard from Cuba: elderly people in long lines to collect their pension

How many days does retirement money last for a Cuban?: “That money is gone in five, six, or seven days.”

Help from the U.S. makes a new home for grandparents in Santiago de Cuba possible

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

Grandparents' home within a company in Villa Clara, regime's "band-aids" for the sad situation of the elderly