New measures

Óscar Pérez-Oliva defends the new measures for trade in Cuba: "It could be a path."

The Council of State amends the Civil Code regarding usufruct and surface rights

Cuba opens tourist car rentals to the private sector

The Cuban regime relaxes foreign investment: These are the new rules

The Central Bank of Cuba eases the opening of accounts in foreign banks: Who can benefit?

Cuba introduces new rules to reorganize its state-owned enterprises

Cuba places new regulations on the Boards of Directors that oversee state-owned enterprises

The Council of State regulates the autonomy of state enterprises with Decree-Law 120

The MINED updates regulations for non-state economic actors in education

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

The Cuban regime gives the green light to create chains of stores and restaurants, but... it sets its own rules

Cuban economist to Díaz-Canel after the interview: "Please, be quiet; it will do the country good."

Alina Bárbara López reacts to Díaz-Canel's interview: "The same old lies, though each time more brazen."

Díaz-Canel admits to "concessions" for the private sector: "The people would not allow a capitalist restoration."

Díaz-Canel justifies the foreign currency stores: "They also exist in capitalism," and in Cuba, there is "less social disparity."

The Villa Clara government points out businesses with abusive prices and implements forced sales and closures

New Labor Code in Cuba: The regime modernizes the law without acknowledging essential rights

Economist responds: Can Mipymes be free under a dictatorship?

Economist compares Cuba to a bankrupt company: "Whoever has the resources must take power."

They are selling oil for 2,250 pesos in Las Tunas, and the reaction is one of discontent: "Who can afford to buy it?"

Economist Pedro Monreal tears apart Cubadebate's article: "The only redeeming element is the caption."

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."

Pedro Monreal: "Who 'understands economics' in the Cuban government?"

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

Díaz-Canel assures that economic transformations prioritize the "well-being of the people" and "social justice."

Economist Pedro Monreal: "Cuban workers have been victims of a legal plundering."

They are now in effect! Cuba introduces new rules for buying, selling, and importing vehicles

Manuel Marrero justifies capitalist measures in Cuba: "It's not China, it's not Vietnam."

The fearful loyalists facing the free dissenters

Pedro Monreal: "176 measures and just one achievement: to prove that they learned nothing."

The SEN will pay 90 CUP for each kWh of renewable energy that Cubans inject into the grid

The ordeal of buying eggs and oil in Placetas: three units for 40 pesos one day, 200 pesos the next

Political analyst: In Cuba, "socialism was never the end... but rather the chosen instrument to maintain power."

Minister of Transportation in Cuba: "The limit on the number of vehicles a person can purchase has been removed."

Laritza Camacho: "Get out and go away, we don’t need you."

How to legalize motorcycles and mopeds assembled from parts in Cuba: requirements, deadlines, and who can do it

New rules for transferring a vehicle in Cuba: Changes for buyers, heirs, and owners

What is Mercado de Abasto? This is how the new wholesale market approved by the Cuban regime will operate

Cuban regime establishes requirements for manufacturing and assembling vehicles on the island

Cuba approves new regulations for the purchase, sale, and importation of vehicles

Professor René Fidel González: "Why must we continue to endure exclusion in Cuba?"

"To eliminate the CITMA," they didn't ask "even one written question," criticizes Cuban professor

Laritza Camacho on the capitalist package in Cuba: "They are tailoring a suit for us."

Díaz-Canel dares to talk about democracy in Cuba, and mockery pours in: "What country does he live in?"

Private pharmacies in Cuba: who will be able to purchase and what warnings do Cubans have?

Cuban seismologist Enrique Arango criticizes the disappearance of CITMA: "A sad day for Cuban science"

"Who is going to invest in Cuba?": Mockery erupts on social media following new proposal from MINTUR

Díaz-Canel becomes philosophical about the changes in Cuba: "They are the instrument that transforms creative resistance into tangible victory."

Díaz-Canel calls for "high ethical conduct" from Cuba's leaders

Emergency capitalism to save a communist tyranny

"I don't see any change; on the contrary, each day is worse": Cubans respond with skepticism to Manuel Marrero

Cuban deputy and troubadour confesses his affection for Díaz-Canel at the National Assembly

Economist questions what will happen to pension payments if small and medium-sized enterprises run out of cash

Laritza Camacho on the regime: “The measures they take are to fortify themselves in power and their luxury.”

The regime insists on its capitalist transformations and provokes mockery: "Any progress on the horizon? To infinity and beyond."

Laritza Camacho: "We have a food sovereignty law, but we don’t have food."

Cuban academic: The people of the island have "reached the limit of resilience and are still standing."

The Cuban regime acknowledges that the new minimum wage does not cover the basic basket of goods

Cubans react to the new measures from the Central Bank

Cuban regime: control, organization, and absence of political alternatives under great repression, analyzes Spanish academic