Fines

Multan an entrepreneur in Las Tunas for stepping out of 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 uncontracted employment and other labor violations in Cuba

Vandals deface Ignacio Agramonte Park in Camagüey with graffiti on benches and the ground

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 offers a solution

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

Guantánamo enforces banking regulations through fines and closures

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

Las Tunas threatens to confiscate motorbikes due to loud music, illegal racing, and other violations

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

Blind activist denounces three years without water in his home and threats of arrest when he calls on the authorities

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

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

A woman manages to have a $1.8 million immigration fine annulled in the U.S.: How did she do it?

They report fines of 16,000 pesos for self-employed workers in Santiago de Cuba for not accepting transfers

"Have you already been to the stores in USD?": Camagüeyans strike back against the regime's price control

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

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."

The government goes on inspection: Sancti Spíritus mobilizes Prosecutor's Office, Comptroller's Office, and Party to control prices of private businesses

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

"No one is going to come to invest, not even little Martina the cockroach": Cubans face over 200 fines and business closures in Sancti Spíritus

Multan a a barber in Cuba with 16,000 pesos for not having invoices for the supplies he receives from abroad

Inspectors fine an entrepreneur and his retired worker 48,000 pesos while hunger intensifies 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: transfers are not accepted at the Cienfuegos fair

Las Tunas identifies 24 individuals for "abusive and speculative pricing" after thousands of inspections

Havana government turns against noisy bicitaxis: fines, confiscations, and threats of criminal proceedings

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

Businesses in Bayamo are closing for refusing to accept payment by bank 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 the new threat of fines for immigrants and attorneys

They fine and close businesses for failing to comply with payment gateways in Sancti Spíritus

Florida faces a fine of nearly 1 billion dollars 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

Cuban man claims he cannot pay a fine via Transfermóvil: "We are destroying ourselves."

Residents in Hialeah are reporting fines related to their homes due to an ordinance they consider unfair

Florida launches operation against speeding and increases surveillance on highways: This is what you need to know

This Friday is the deadline to claim IRS refunds for penalties during the pandemic

"New fear unlocked": Cuban self-employed worker reports that inspectors are taking all cash from businesses

Cuban farmer fined 200,000 pesos: "Are the 176 measures for real?"

Sancti Spíritus warns about the proliferation of businesses in prioritized circuits: "They overload the transformers."

Multan with 28,000 pesos a a Cuban self-employed worker: "One didn’t have the price and the other did."

More than 5,600 parking permits for individuals with disabilities have been canceled in Miami-Dade

200,000 pesos fine for a Cuban farmer because his cattle are growing

Surprise! The police ticketed Hialeah Mayor Bryan Calvo

Ciego de Ávila intensifies the crackdown on vendors in the corridors amidst the economic crisis

"It's more than I deserved": Cuban doctor thanks for assistance after being fined for selling notebooks and used clothing

Cuban woman erupts over fine imposed on the only oncologist in Isla de la Juventud: "Why persecute those who are trying to survive?"

"What a shame of a country": thousands respond to the case of the doctor fined for selling notebooks in Cuba

A fine of 4,000 pesos has been imposed on the only oncologist in Isla de la Juventud for a garage sale

FBI warns: Do not come without a ticket or fly drones near the Hard Rock Stadium during the World Cup

Organization accuses inspectors and police of turning food into a tool of social control in Cuba

Inspectors fine a Cuban in Guanajay for selling at a lower price than other businesses

Cuban regime increases fines in the financial system: legal entities could pay up to 5 million CUP

They fined a bakery in Guantánamo 8,000 pesos for "holding back cakes" on Mother's Day

Millions of taxpayers in the U.S. could receive refunds from the IRS for improper charges: Here's what you need to know

After a fine of 60,000 pesos, a Cuban farmer speaks out: "This is not a way to produce."