SMEs (Small and Medium Enterprises)

Concern in Bauta after the closure of the El Cochinito restaurant amid rumors of government intervention

The same dog with a different collar: Cubans in Cárdenas criticize neighborhood market with prices equal to those of small and medium enterprises

"The non-state sector is ours": The phrase by Díaz-Canel that helps to understand Trump's measures on small and medium-sized enterprises in Cuba

The regime could require private businesses in Cienfuegos to maintain shelters, maternity homes, and social dining facilities

The regime's reaction to the new OFAC measures reveals the true political value of small and medium-sized enterprises

They are transforming private homes into food centers for vulnerable individuals on the Isle of Youth

Abusive prices and expired food among the irregularities detected in state and private businesses in Ciego de Ávila

Manuel Marrero: "We already have the path cleared to move forward."

A Cuban woman complains that a small business is capping payments with 50-peso bills: "Am I going to have to eat them?"

Cuban economist: "The solution is for Cuba to stop being a military estate."

Elías Amor warns that one in five state enterprises in Cuba is operating at a loss

Elías Amor: "I think it's great that Marco Rubio says that Cuba has already fallen."

MINREX highlights the contradiction of the "sovereign" reforms: Havana looks more towards Washington than towards the Cubans

The U.S. closes bank accounts for private entrepreneurs in Cuba

This is how food is sold in a neighborhood market opened in Santiago de Cuba: “They brought the small and medium-sized enterprises closer to home.”

New "neighborhood market" in Havana with discounts of up to 15% on food and hygiene products

The Guantánamo government places the burden of pension payments for over 18,000 retirees on economic actors

Armed assault on a small and medium-sized enterprise in Havana: Gunfire and one worker injured

Cuban: "Nothing is produced here. Here, it’s imported, hoarded, and resold."

Díaz-Canel visits a private chocolate factory in Cuba

Cuba extends pension payments through micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises

U.S. companies are preparing investments in Cuba while contacts with Havana continue, according to an expert

Cuban regime converts warehouses and butcher shops into "neighborhood markets."

U.S. fuel supplies the repressive apparatus of the Cuban regime despite Washington's prohibitions

SMEs come to the aid of hospitals in Villa Clara with backup electrical equipment to protect anesthesia machines

Holguín is processing about 15 requests for private pharmacies, but none have opened yet

The new Cuban Labor Code regulates teleworking and allows for the elimination of positions for economic reasons

Are Mipymes the problem in Cuba? Elías Amor responds emphatically: the blame lies with the regime

Economist warns that the regime is eliminating 'mules' to favor Mipymes

Long lines to buy oil for 2,200 pesos at a small business in Cuba

Díaz-Canel, on his knees before Cuban private businessmen

Who ended up with our daily bread?

Productive neighborhoods, solar entrepreneurs, and private sponsors: the official response in Santa Clara to "make life more bearable."

Sancti Spíritus will have two wholesale markets where the minimum purchase will be 300 USD or its equivalent in CUP

A private small and medium-sized enterprise will manage the waste in the Historic Center of Camagüey due to the crisis in communal services

Guantánamo has been without fuel for days, and the government is sending to search for diesel and gasoline in the small and medium-sized enterprises

Cosmetics, diapers, natural juices, and even fruit salad: the offerings of a new pharmacy in Holguín

The Cuban regime allows private businesses to receive cash in foreign currency and deposit it in the bank

This is how private pharmacies will operate in Cuba: Restricted medications, licenses, and mandatory pharmacists

The Cuban government is seeking private individuals for 16 warehouses in Santa Clara and is offering up to two years without paying rent

Cuban writer calls for public information on the "millionaire compatriots of socialism."

Government hands over the Palace of Marriages in Sancti Spíritus to a private entity after years of deterioration

The government in Guantánamo aims to expedite pension payments by shifting them from banks to the private sector

More than six million pesos are returning to the banks in Sancti Spíritus following a control operation, authorities claim

A small and medium-sized enterprise seeks to alleviate the water scarcity affecting rural communities in Holguín with rainwater

Mipyme was unfairly criticized, and a semi-official entity has ended up apologizing

The Central Bank of Cuba establishes new rules for depositing the initial capital of micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (mipymes) and cooperatives

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

Seven Cubans arrested after violent robbery at a small and medium-sized enterprise in Pinar del Río

Holguín allows the illegal sale of fuel to proliferate while only imposing four fines of 60 pesos

Activist Mireya Jiménez erupts against Aleida Guevara: "The ordinary Cubans survive thanks to the self-employed."

Santiago de Cuba Airport opens bidding for outdoor spaces to "enhance" dining services

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

"Why don't the inspectors fine you?" Cubans explode with oil combos from Tiendas Caribe

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

The Council of Ministers regulates resolutions from various ministries in Cuba

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

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

Cuba: MIPYMES without a Chamber or their own union, an institutional void that hinders the private sector

A professor in Las Tunas admits that reforms in Cuba are bringing about a “differentiation of classes” and the “re-emergence of the wealthy.”