Small and medium enterprises (SMEs)

More than six million pesos return to the banks in Sancti Spíritus following a control operation, authorities report

A small and medium-sized enterprise seeks to alleviate water shortages impacting rural communities in Holguín by using rainwater

Mipyme was unfairly singled out, and the semi-official sources end up apologizing

Central Bank of Cuba establishes new rules for depositing the initial capital of micro, small, and medium enterprises and cooperatives

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

Seven Cubans arrested following violent robbery at a small business in Pinar del Río

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

Activist Mireya Jiménez erupts against Aleida Guevara: "Cubans living day-to-day survive thanks to self-employed workers."

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

The Cuban regime greenlights the establishment of chains of stores and restaurants, but... sets its own rules

"Why don't the inspectors fine you?" Cubans are enraged with the oil bundles from Tiendas Caribe

The MINCIN divides 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 sets maximum fees in foreign currency for commercial license procedures

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

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

The Villa Clara government aims for its small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to export to Europe and North America after years of obstacles for the private sector

The government opens bidding for six warehouses in Ciego de Ávila for the "neighborhood markets."

Public Health alerts about human consumption of oil sold at the Mayabeque fair: it was intended for animal feed

Economist responds: Can Mipymes be free under a dictatorship?

Offensive against private businesses in Las Tunas leaves 22 establishments closed and eight licenses revoked

Ulises Aquino is criticized by the daughter of Che Guevara for calling self-employment a "cancer."

"I opened a new micro, small, and medium enterprise": Cuban jokes about the trash piled up in the street

Isle of Youth Government imposes maximum prices on basic products

Ulises Aquino to the regime: "They don't know anything about the economy, but they know how to maintain their unproductive bureaucracy at the expense of the people."

From public service to private business: a small and medium-sized enterprise will charge 100 CUP to collect garbage in Isla de la Juventud

Cienfuegos hands over the management of 47 butcher shops to private entities due to a lack of products

Garbage takes over Las Tunas and forces the search for solutions in the private sector

Bandec in Guantánamo promises loans and other benefits to private small and medium-sized enterprises that pay pensions to retirees

In the absence of coffee, the roaster from Villa Clara improvises with other beans

New “solineras” inaugurated in Villa Clara, including the first fast and ultra-fast charging station for electric vehicles

Las Tunas identifies 24 individuals for “abusive and speculative pricing” following thousands of inspections

"There is no middle ground": authorities in Guantánamo threaten fines for those who do not accept payments by transfer

The Granma government calls on private food and hygiene importers to seek "joint solutions in the face of the blockade."

Who will be able to buy in the wholesale supply market? This is what the new regulation of the regime states

Cuban comedian goes viral for denouncing the rise in oil prices in Cuba

"We are unable to make mango juice": The phrase that captured the crisis in Cuba at the Assembly

The Cuban regime says that the privatization of the economy is "for the well-being of the population."

The regime allows childcare as a non-state activity and maintains private tutoring under certain conditions

Cuban regime announces the reduction of unauthorized activities in the non-state sector

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

The Mipyme in Pinar del Río celebrates July 26 with revolutionary flags on its facade

Aligned with the regime, it states that MIPYME "threatens socialism."

Private entities rescue iconic dining spaces in Cienfuegos that had suffered under state management

"The elites are obscenely enriching themselves": Díaz-Canel's phrase that best captures the privileged caste of Cuba

Banking has also been a failure in Isla de la Juventud, as evidenced by the long lines at the banks

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

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

More visits and fewer results: Díaz-Canel returns to the Scientific and Technological Park

A Coppelia in Trinidad rescued with private investment

Cuban erupts against the regime over blackouts: "Take all the millions you have stolen from the people with you."

Cuban regime threatens to enforce the law on vendors who do not accept transfers

Even Cimex can't handle its own business: it bids for 12 establishments in Sancti Spíritus

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

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

The regime removes the limit on hectares and opens usufruct to small and medium-sized enterprises and foreign investment

Governor of Granma demands that small and medium-sized enterprises and self-employed individuals address what the State has been neglecting for decades

Garbage collection on the Rampa will have a fee: 100 pesos per household and 15,000 for businesses

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