Fines

Cited as a juror in Miami-Dade: fine of up to $100 and what happens if you don't speak English

Miami-Dade replaces its traffic fines portal: where to check and pay

You closed your business in Cuba: how to verify the cancellation with the ONAT and request a tax certification

A Cuban closed his business over a year ago, and the ONAT summoned him with the threat of a fine of 15,000 pesos

Miami accuses a Brickell condominium of operating as an "illegal hotel."

Order to halt the sale of Shaka and other energy drinks in Mayabeque due to health risks

ICE affirms fines for not leaving the U.S.: sanctioned Cubans have 21 days to appeal

Santiago de Cuba announces fines of up to 100,000 pesos for businesses that do not accept transfers

Judge in Florida upholds $668,000 fine for violating deportation order: What should Cubans with I-220A know?

Broward brings before a judge those who miss jury duty appointments: what to do if you receive a summons

Miami wants to increase fines for animal cruelty by more than $2,000 following a wave of cruelty cases

More than 20,000 fines of $225 in one month: Broward school bus cameras catching drivers

Bank of America faces fines exceeding $1.21 billion for anti-money laundering failures and sanctions

The Council of Ministers establishes new guidelines for coexistence and management for apartment buildings in Cuba

ICE will allow appeals for certain immigration fines that are past the deadline

Fines increase in Sancti Spíritus for producing charcoal amid the energy crisis

Traffic authorities in Guantánamo strengthen controls following complaints about illegal street racing and loud noise

The BIA endorses fines for immigrants who accept voluntary departure but do not leave: what Cubans need to know

Police operation reported against "boteros" and "bicitaxistas" in Central Havana

Cuban animal rights activist questions 12-point fine while taking her pet to the veterinarian

Judicial brake on Trump’s million-dollar immigration fines: a Cuban received one for 1.8 million dollars

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

The Council of Ministers regulates the use of biofertilizers in agriculture

Multan an entrepreneur in Las Tunas for stepping away from his business for a few minutes to pick up medication for his grandfather

Twelve laws will come into effect in Florida on October 1

A vehicle from the Cuban embassy has accumulated record fines of nearly $70,000 for congestion charges in London in just one year

New decree punishes in Cuba the employment without a contract and other labor violations

The Ignacio Agramonte Park in Camagüey is vandalized with graffiti on benches and the floor

Matanzas closes 46 establishments after detecting more than 1,800 violations

A Cuban is fined for not displaying prices on his tricycle, and his 10-year-old son provides the solution

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

Guantánamo enforces banking regulations through fines and closures

Guantánamo fined 29 businesses in one day and closed four for repeated violations of price regulations

Las Tunas threatens to confiscate scooters due to loud music, illegal racing, and other offenses

The Council of State repeals Decree-Law 155 regarding the seizure of goods for violations of the Central Commercial Registry

Blind activist reports three years without water in his home and threats of detention when he appeals to the authorities

Tuneros criticize traffic operation: Daily fines and difficulty obtaining the license

The offensive against private businesses in Las Tunas has resulted in 22 establishments being closed and eight licenses revoked

A woman successfully cancels a $1.8 million immigration fine in the U.S.: How did she do it?

Self-employed workers in Santiago de Cuba are facing fines starting at 16,000 pesos for not accepting bank transfers

"Have you already been to the stores in USD?": Camagüey residents strike back against the regime's price controls

The Supreme Court once again rejects Trump's appeal in the Carroll case and upholds the payment of over $5 million

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

The government is conducting an inspection: Sancti Spíritus mobilizes the Prosecutor's Office, the Comptroller's Office, and the Party to control prices in private businesses

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

"Not even the little cockroach Martina is going to come and invest": Cubans react to more than 200 fines and business closures in Sancti Spíritus

fined 16,000 pesos by a Cuban barber for not having invoices for supplies received from abroad

Inspectors fine an entrepreneur and his retired worker 48,000 pesos while hunger worsens in Cuba

Songo La Maya sets prices for oil and eggs

Regime shuts down several businesses in Centro Habana for refusing to accept transfers

Cubana returns home empty-handed: at the Cienfuegos fair, they do not accept transfers

Las Tunas identifies 24 individuals for "abusive and speculative prices" following thousands of inspections

Havana government turns against noisy bicitaxis: fines, seizures, and threats of legal proceedings

The Havana government threatens private businesses with closures of up to three months for abusive and speculative pricing

Businesses in Bayamo close for not accepting payments via transfer: "They will be audited by the ONAT."

Guantánamo government sets the price of oil at 2,200 pesos: will impose fines, confiscations, and closures against offenders

Lawyer Willy Allen addresses new threats of fines for immigrants and lawyers

Businesses are fined and closed for violating payment gateways in Sancti Spíritus

Florida faces a penalty of almost $1 billion due to errors in food stamps

A multimillion-dollar lawsuit has been filed against Cuba's Electric Union and Energas under the Helms-Burton Act