Mipyme translates to "SME" in English, which stands for "Small and Medium-sized Enterprises."

Blunt but Envious: The Official Obsession with Punishing Others' Prosperity

Díaz-Canel holds small private businesses responsible for the rise in prices

The U.S. warns that new measures from the Cuban government will worsen the crisis on the island

The government of Las Tunas launches a fiscal campaign against high-revenue businesses and importers

Fines exceeding 652 million pesos imposed on private businesses in Matanzas for tax evasion

Cuban micro, small, and medium-sized enterprise wins lawsuit against company in Florida over chicken shipment

Mipyme busca personal de limpieza de hospitales y ofrece salarios superiores a los de médicos en Cuba

A decree has been approved that requires Mipymes in Cuba to generate half of the energy they consume

The most sought-after jobs in Cuba today

The Cuban government imposes over 600 million pesos in fines for high prices

Caution on the roads: Authorities issue a warning following Hurricane Rafael in Cuba

Mipyme will build wooden houses for pets in support of animal protectors in Cuba

Family businesses may have influenced the dismissal of the deputy prime minister in Cuba

The U.S. exported nearly 170,000 tons of chicken to Cuba between January and August 2024

The CTC establishes union structures in the private sector in Cuba

About 30 representatives of Cuban Mipymes are gathering in Miami Beach

Ten thousand tons of black beans are being loaded in Argentina for Cuba

Régimen cubano cierra 58 negocios por no cumplir con el pago electrónico

Díaz-Canel calls for the establishment of grassroots committees of the UJC and the PCC in private small and medium-sized enterprises (mipymes)

Correos de Cuba blames small and medium-sized enterprises (mipymes) for delays in international package deliveries

Cuba bought less chicken from the United States from January to July 2024

Ulises Toirac criticizes recent Cuban laws: They lay the groundwork for increased corruption

The Havana government closes the Chinese market for "serious violations."

It has been reported that the Cuban regime takes 13.5% from every sale in private businesses

Authorities reportedly attempted to shut down the well-known paladar El Laurel in Havana

Up to 15,000 pesos in fines for vendors at the agricultural fair in Santa Clara

The Cuban government shuts down businesses and withdraws projects from over 360 private entrepreneurs

Travel to Cuba and discover the odyssey of buying an egg: "It looks like a meme but it's a tragedy."

Sixteen "pilot" municipalities have been selected to approve new private businesses in Cuba

The Chinese wholesale market in Havana is closed until further notice