Economic measures

Economist questions what will happen to pension payments if the Mipyme runs out of cash

The Cuban state economy is collapsing: Sales have fallen by 29% and profits by 31%, according to the ONEI

Díaz-Canel challenges Washington's message: "Economic, political, and social decisions are and will be ours."

Cubans facing cash withdrawal fee: "Is this a meme?"

Laritza Camacho on the regime: "The measures they take are to entrench themselves in power and maintain their luxury."

The regime insists on its capitalist transformations and unleashes mockery: "Progress on the horizon? To infinity and beyond."

Official media warns that reforms in Cuba could turn into another business for corrupt bureaucrats

Díaz-Canel promises to "unleash productive forces" and strengthen territorial defense

"More of the same": Readers react with skepticism to Díaz-Canel's announcement regarding reforms under the control of the PCC

Díaz-Canel: The reforms will be under the control of the Communist Party to build "Cuban-style socialism."

Economist responds to criticisms of proposal for Cuba: “They confuse sovereignty with isolation and authoritarianism.”

"Go away!": Cubans erupt after Díaz-Canel's metaphor of the "utopia on the horizon" amid the endless crisis in Cuba

Laritza Camacho: "We have a law on food sovereignty, but we don't have food."

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

Cuban academic: The island's people have "reached the limit of resilience and are still standing."

Díaz-Canel's salary increase also benefits the regime's 'officials': This is how their salaries rise

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

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

State-owned company in Las Tunas turns to the private sector for asphalt and paint production

"The Invisible Hand of the State": Monreal unravels the regime's rhetoric regarding its financial planning model

Cuban regime acknowledges that the new minimum wage does not cover the basic basket of goods

Cubans react to the new measures from the Central Bank

Cuban regime: control, organization, and lack of political alternatives under severe repression, analyzes Spanish academic

Cubans react to the removal of the limit on cash payments and collections: "The banks have no money"

Cubans doubt the regime's 176 measures: "Why should I believe them?"

"What's the latest invention now?": Cubans react to new decrees approved by the Council of State

The Council of State approves two decree-laws to promote economic reforms in Cuba

Official journalist criticizes the internal blockade "that has caused us so much harm"

Ulises Aquino to his revolutionary parents: "I am very sorry that you left so much dedication and sacrifice for this."

Roberto Morales Ojeda and the rhetorical acrobatics of the regime: "Finding creative and even uncomfortable solutions."

Marrero calls for "bold entrepreneurs," but Cubans remind him that investing in the island is "an economic suicide."

State-owned companies will be able to set salaries, prices, and create subsidiaries as part of the 176 economic measures

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

Varadero Airport rents offices to businesses

"Miguelito": that's what El Cangrejo calls Díaz-Canel, the president that the grandfather selected

Elías Amor: "I have never seen the end of the regime so close."

Radical reforms in Cuba come too late for a country mired in blackouts and scarcity, warns The Economist

Leonardo Padura: With the reforms, the Cuban state will preserve "the most important and efficient of its industries, that of control."

Cuban to Díaz-Canel: "Why should we trust you and your government?"

Political analyst Roberto Veiga reports pressure from the regime for him to leave Cuba

The Cuban regime is betting on Chinese companies following new economic reforms

"The Never-Ending Story": the regime insists on its "social policies" while Cuba dims

Pedro Monreal warns about the "vagueness" of the package: effects of price changes and stock purchases

Roberto Veiga: In Cuba, "there is a lack of strategic action"; "the country is in disarray and needs to be rebuilt."

In the midst of the collapse of services, Díaz-Canel urges municipalities to "unleash productive forces" and prepare for autonomy

Manuel Marrero to the Cubans: the 176 measures are to "preserve the achievements of the Revolution."

Why have the dollar and the euro dropped in Cuba after reaching historic highs?

Bruno Rodríguez on the new measures: "We have not listened to and have no interest in the opinion of the U.S."

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

Sister Nadieska Almeida rejects the 176 measures of the regime: "We want new changes, but without you."

"If this was the right thing to do, why didn't they do it before?": The question that shakes Cuba

Panadería Pan de La Habana closes due to the country's circumstances

Raúl Torres romanticizes the "courage to stand firm... amidst the cracks of the Cuban collapse."

Cuban political scientist Armando Chaguaceda criticizes those who allow themselves to be used by the regime "to dress up" a fraudulent change

The words of Díaz-Canel "are filled with truth and optimism," ironically remarks a columnist from El País in response to the package deal

"If the system is in a hole, what do they expect? War?" questions the Cuban poet to the regime

The economist and former Minister of Economic Planning in Cuba, Humberto Pérez González, has passed away

Alberto Reyes dismantles the regime's reforms: "The solution is not in liberating the economy, but in liberating the citizen."

More faith than results: Díaz-Canel closes the CTC Congress with a call for the “will and deep conviction that we can do it.”

ONAT activates automatic collection of tax debts: This is how it will work