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Cuba: 67 Years of Unfulfilled Promises

Alina Bárbara López: "In Cuba, rather than a crisis, one could speak of a civilizational regression."

Cuban in light of Marrero's promises: "He believes in his delusion that it is possible to deceive another generation of Cubans."

The Cuban government approves tax benefits for companies that hire people with disabilities

"The Next Year": the eternal promise that Cubans no longer believe in

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

What changes are happening at Cuba's Customs, and how do they affect travelers and shipments?

Cuban Customs sets limits on importing mobile phones, computers, and appliances

Cuban Customs establishes new rules for travelers' commercial imports and shipments

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

Morales Ojeda reaffirms discourse on participation, inclusion, justice... and social media responds: "No one believes you anymore."

"From the Presidency" by Díaz-Canel is coming back: "The circus returns"

Government reorganizes Cuba's mining map: cancels and extends concessions

Cuban regime expands permitted businesses for foreign branches

Cuban regime expands the grounds for canceling licenses for foreign companies

"All of this is a big deception": economist sentences Díaz-Canel

Elias Amor criticizes Marrero for saying that Cuba is improving while people are searching for food in the garbage

New rental measures in Spain: what changes for tenants and what is still pending

TSA removes chairs and orders its agents to check identification while standing at airports in the United States

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

After meeting with business leaders, Marrero Cruz speaks "about integrating, about motivating everyone, including the population itself."

Official media are questioning who sets the prices in Cuba

Díaz-Canel visits a private chocolate factory in Cuba

The government of Cuba changes consular fees starting October 1: Here are the new prices

Cuban regime converts warehouses and butcher shops into "neighborhood markets"

"Are there still state-owned companies?" Cubans respond with skepticism to "Balancing the Books"

Cuba can develop its own franchises like DiTú, according to an advisor from MINCIN

"The trust that I won't be robbed has left the country": Ulises Toirac is wary of the regulations for foreign currency bank accounts

New regulations allow foreign investment and direct exports to Cuban cooperatives

Cuba opens idle state lands to micro, small, and medium enterprises, foreigners, and usufruct contracts of up to 25 years

The regime seeks for Cubans to produce the food they have been unable to

The minister says that the changes in businesses in Cuba are "modern policies."

The Central Bank of Cuba regulates foreign currency bank accounts with a new resolution

The Cuban regime allows private businesses to receive cash in foreign currency and deposit it in the bank

Cuba modifies regulations on agricultural mechanization and irrigation with Decree-Law 125

Cuba updates regulations for self-employment: new institute takes over its management

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

The Council of State amends the Civil Code regarding usufruct and superficies

Cuba opens car rentals for tourists to the private sector

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

The Central Bank of Cuba relaxes account opening procedures at foreign banks: Who can benefit?

Cuba unveils new regulations to reorganize its state-owned companies

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

The State Council regulates the autonomy of state-owned 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 face?

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

Cuban economist to Díaz-Canel after the interview: "Please stay silent, it will do the country good."

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

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

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

The Villa Clara government targets businesses with abusive pricing and implements forced sales and closures

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

Economist responds: Can Mipymes be free under a dictatorship?

An 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 part is the caption."

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

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