Private businesses in Cuba

Three Nintendo Switch consoles are stolen from a business in Cuba, and they are offering $100 for information leading to the identification of the thieves

They reveal how GAESA would use MIPYMES to access fuel from the U.S. and evade sanctions

Díaz-Canel announces 215 regulations for his reforms, but a study questions the legal guarantees in Cuba

Cuban professor on private water pipes: "When the state fails to guarantee a right..."

EXPOHOLGUÍN invites bids for leasing spaces and premises

Palmares is seeking someone to manage 33 DiTú cafés in Cuba

The Guantánamo government turns to economic actors to pay the pensions of more than 27,000 retirees

Holguin writer complains about stores hiding basic products like soap only to sell them at a higher price later

Economist warns about the questionable transfer of state assets to private hands in Cuba

"Where do I put the bills?": A Cuban question in light of the rejection of the 10 and 20 peso notes

International experts question a quick recovery of tourism in Cuba despite the new reforms

Waltz to the Cuban regime: Fuel for the people, before that for the Castros' yacht

You closed your business in Cuba: how to check the termination status with the ONAT and request a tax certificate

A Cuban family wanted to grow sugarcane to produce beverages, but their project was rejected

Cuban nurse with over 20 years of experience explains why she swapped the hospital for a restaurant

M SMEs in Cuba struggle to find employees; they pay just over a dollar a day

Granma authorities criticize resellers who inflate prices and call for wholesale markets

Cimex opens the door to the private sector to manage more than a dozen establishments in Holguín

Soroa has been closed for over four months, and there are private parties interested in managing it

BPA regarding pension payments to communities in Sancti Spíritus with the support of private businesses

"As if pain could be alleviated with dollars": state-run newspaper attacks private medicine in Cuba

"I never imagined I would have to dig a well": Living without water in Cuba

Official newspaper proposes that Havana residents pay 100 pesos to collect trash due to deterioration of state service

U.S. Embassy launches program for independent Cuban leaders and entrepreneurs

A country of the humble? In Santiago de Cuba, a scoop of ice cream costs 200 pesos

The Minister of Education acknowledges that the private sector has come to the rescue of the school year in Cuba

Not even with ads: Private businesses in Cuba are left without workers due to daily wages of 900 pesos that inflation eats away

Cuba publishes requirements for mipymes and private companies to exploit oil and gas

Amid a long hospitalization, a Havana family finds unexpected help in a private café

Historic record: U.S. exports to Cuba exceed 200 million dollars in August, the largest month since 1992

Artemisa turns to a private company to save a state-owned pig farm on the verge of collapse

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

Pinar del Río Poultry Company aims to regain its leadership with most of its hens in private hands

"Private medical practice is not allowed": Public Health of Cuba responds to controversy in Camagüey

Tiendas Caribe is putting 17 commercial spaces up for bid in four municipalities of Santiago de Cuba

Cuban denounces abuse by private pharmacies profiting from the people's suffering

Industriales unveils a new jersey featuring the logo of a private fuel company: a first in 65 National Series

From the stock market to solar energy: The ventures that Miami entrepreneurs are preparing for a Cuba without the regime

Entrepreneur: "The greatest difficulty faced by private businesses in Cuba is political."

Cubans complain about garbage dumps in Holguín: "Communal services are not interested."

Cuba authorizes branches of foreign companies to import and export under new regulations

What happens to your home and your businesses if you cease to be a tax resident in Cuba?

"The non-state sector is ours": The phrase from Díaz-Canel that helps understand Trump's measures on SMEs in Cuba

The regime could force private businesses in Cienfuegos to support shelters, maternity homes, and community dining facilities

Cubans respond to the debate on the market and socialism: "What is there to plan if nothing is produced?"

Cuba authorizes individuals to import goods for commercial purposes and will charge tariffs in dollars

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

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

The Cuban regime creates a fast food network throughout the country

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

The MFP allows for accelerated depreciation for machinery and food technology

The U.S. exported 3.2 million barrels of fuel to Cuba in July, the highest figure recorded

Díaz-Canel accuses the U.S. of harming the Cuban private sector with the new sanctions

Cuban firefighters warn about the fire risk posed by storing fuel in plastic tanks

Fireworks attributed to Raúl Castro's grandson reported while Cuba suffers blackouts

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

The U.S. tightens sanctions against Cuba: new banking, financial, and travel restrictions take effect

Cuban warns Díaz-Canel: Reforms to save socialism could lead to "the most ruthless capitalism."

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