Economic measures

Cuba provides legal support for the direct hiring of workers by foreign representatives

The government hands over the Palace of Marriages in Sancti Spíritus to a private actor after years of deterioration

Óscar Pérez-Oliva defends the new measures for trade in Cuba: "It could be a path."

Cuba opens tourist car rentals to the private sector

The Cuban regime relaxes foreign investment: Here are the new rules

The Central Bank of Cuba eases the opening of accounts in foreign banks: Who can benefit?

New rules in Cuba for creating private businesses: procedures, requirements, and deadlines

The Cuban regime authorizes private companies with more than 100 workers: What will they be able to do and what limits will they have?

The Cuban regime gives the green light to create chains of stores and restaurants but... sets its rules

MINCIN sets new fees for commercial procedures in Cuba: up to 1,300 pesos

The MINCIN divides Cuban businesses into three categories based on their quality and comfort

New resolution from MINCIN imposes technical requirements on state and private businesses in Cuba

The MFP sets maximum rates in foreign currency for commercial license procedures

The MINCIN relaxes regulations for wholesale trade in Cuba

Cuban economist to Díaz-Canel after interview: "Please, stay quiet; it will do the country good."

Alina Bárbara López reacts to Díaz-Canel's interview: "The same old lies, though increasingly shameless."

Ulises Toirac to Díaz-Canel: "Economic measures are neither capitalist nor socialist: they are intelligent or stupid."

Díaz-Canel admits to "concessions" to the private sector: "The people would not allow a capitalist restoration"

Díaz-Canel justifies the stores in foreign currency: "They also exist in capitalism," and in Cuba, there is "less social disparity."

A professor in Las Tunas admits that reforms in Cuba are leading to a "differentiation of classes" and the "reappearance of the wealthy."

Who sets the exorbitant prices? Laritza Camacho questions the government and its erratic economic policies

The National Assembly demands that the government implement new measures following the failure of banking in Cuba

New Labor Code in Cuba: The regime modernizes the law without acknowledging essential rights

Cuban government launches bidding for the management of dining facilities for vulnerable individuals

Economist responds: Can Mipymes be free under a dictatorship?

Díaz-Canel calls to "save" the Revolution and the achievements of socialism

An economist compares Cuba to a bankrupt company: "Whoever has the resources must take power."

They are selling oil for 2,250 pesos in Las Tunas, and the reaction is one of discontent: "Who can afford to buy it?"

Economist Pedro Monreal tears apart Cubadebate's article: "The only redeeming aspect is the caption."

Ulises Aquino to the regime: "They know nothing about the economy, but they know how to maintain their unproductive bureaucracy at the expense of the people."

Economist Pedro Monreal warns: The 176 measures of the regime lack a macroeconomic anchor

"No one can take our ration book away”: What would Mariela Castro say today about the possible end of universal subsidy in Cuba?

Pedro Monreal: "Who 'understands economics' in the Cuban government?"

Government of Havana: "232 businesses inspected and 15 closures in one day"

Díaz-Canel affirms that economic transformations prioritize the "well-being of the people" and "social justice."

Economist Pedro Monreal: "Cuban workers have been victims of legal plunder."

Artemisa joins the price control in Cuba: "And who controls that?"

Manuel Marrero justifies capitalist measures in Cuba: "It's not China, it's not Vietnam."

The fearful loyalists against the free dissenters

"It’s not about price gouging": Holguín will ensure that the profit margin on essential goods does not exceed 30%

Pinar del Río joins the trend of "price capping": Oil cannot be sold for more than 2,150 pesos

Capitalism may enter Cuba through the economy, but not through the ballot box

"I have gold in my hands": A Cuban mother poses with a bottle of oil, capturing the crisis the island is experiencing

A bar of guava candy for 600 pesos: inflation in Cuba turns another popular product into a luxury

Pedro Monreal: "176 measures and a single achievement: proving that they learned nothing."

Matanzas joins the "war" against inflation and sets price caps on essential food items

Political analyst: In Cuba, "socialism was never the end... but rather the chosen instrument to maintain power."

"Will chivichanas be in circulation?": Cubans reacting to the supposed transformations in transportation

Transport Minister in Cuba: "The limit on the number of vehicles an individual can purchase has been removed."

Laritza Camacho: "Get out of here; we don't need you."

Professor René Fidel González: "Why in Cuba do we still have to endure exclusion?"

Cuban-American entrepreneur Carlos Saladrigas: "Without political change, there is no seriousness or credibility in Cuba."

"To eliminate CITMA," they didn't ask "even one written question," criticizes Cuban professor

Laritza Camacho on the capitalist package in Cuba: "They're tailoring a suit for us."

Díaz-Canel dares to talk about democracy in Cuba, and mockery follows: "What country does he live in?"

Private pharmacies in Cuba: who will be able to purchase and what are the warnings from Cubans?

"Who is going to invest in Cuba?": Laughter erupts on social media following new proposal from MINTUR

Díaz-Canel gets philosophical about the changes in Cuba: "They are the instrument that turns creative resistance into tangible victory."

Díaz-Canel calls for "a high ethical standard" from Cuba's leaders

Díaz-Canel: "The transformations are not for more capitalism, but to defend and advance in the construction of socialism."