Economic Reform in Cuba

"Always experimenting": Cubans question the government's admission of not knowing the outcome of its reforms

From a Strong Peso to the 20,000 Peso Bill: A History of Monetary Destruction in Cuba

Economist proposes a "Marshall Plan" to rebuild Cuba after a democratic change

"Where are the results?": Camagüey residents demand answers during inspections due to rising prices

The dollar and the euro remain unchanged throughout the day, but the MLC loses another four pesos

Promises versus reality: a Cuban dismantles the regime's economic discourse

Economist Pedro Monreal warns: The 176 measures from the regime lack macroeconomic anchors

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

Capitalism may enter Cuba through the economy, but not through the ballots

Díaz-Canel stated that there would be no "capitalist turns": Eight years later, the script changes

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

Díaz-Canel: "The transformations are not for more capitalism, but to defend and advance the construction of socialism."

Cuban economist does the math: minimum wage of 3,210 pesos against a basket cost of over 100,000

"The invisible hand of the State": Monreal dismantles the regime's rhetoric regarding its financial planning model

The 176 measures are "a new distribution of power" within Castroism, asserts a Cuban economist

Organization warns of the risk of "crony capitalism" following new economic measures in Cuba

Cuban lawmaker: "We cannot distribute poverty; we must distribute wealth."

What happened to the ills of capitalism? The economic shift of the Cuban regime

Cubans bury the official triumphalism regarding the announced increase in the minimum wage: "What can it buy?"

The Castro power group is the "main responsible party for the national ruin," claims a Cuban academic

There is nothing to salvage: Cuba does not need to reform its state-owned enterprise. It needs to liquidate it.

Ulises Toirac on measures announced by Díaz-Canel: "Is any banner of socialism being lowered?"

Many promises, few details: The questions left unanswered by Díaz-Canel's new economic package

Díaz-Canel asks for ideas to save Cuba, and the Cubans respond: "We can give ideas, but you won't like them."

Cubans question: Who turned withdrawing their own money from a bank and accepting transfers into an obstacle course?

Amid deficits and budgetary mismanagement, the PCC in Havana calls for correcting "negative trends" in the economy

More propaganda than solutions: They formalize another economic plan while the population faces hunger and blackouts

The government promises another "economic transformation," and Cubans respond with disbelief after decades of improvisation

Rubio declares economic war on the regime: "We sanction a company that steals from the Cuban people to benefit a select few."

Renting shade in Boca Ciega, Havana, exceeds the average salary and confirms the collapse of income in Cuba

Overview of Salary Injustices in Cuba

Marco Rubio claims that Cuba needs a complete change and sees a current opportunity

February's inflation remains out of control

Devaluation and Stagnant Wages: The Perfect Storm for the Cuban Peso in Díaz-Canel's Last Year

The Cuban economy on the agenda of the Council of Ministers in February

ECLAC certifies the severity of the Cuban economy

Cuban Economy: More Production Entities, Worse Economic Performance

The shocking reality of buying fish in Cuba: the price paid for 10 pounds leaves everyone in disbelief

Historic record: dollar surpasses 500 pesos in Cuba for the first time

The Cuban regime is preparing a "reorganization process" that will be "very difficult" for the population

National tragedy: Pig production fell by 95.2% between 2017 and 2023

Supreme Court upholds life sentence for Alejandro Gil for espionage

The Hydra of Distortions: The regime "has decided to plan for more distortions," according to a Cuban economist

Fear, control, and manipulation: The tools of the Cuban regime to impose the official exchange rate

Can the "exchange transformation" save the economy of the Cuban regime?

Three Rates and a Lie: Another Twist on Economic Control in Cuba

The new currency policy of the regime explained without sugarcoating... and why only GAESA benefits

Cuban economist denounces that the new official rate is designed to favor GAESA

What Díaz-Canel said: Promises of efficiency in a paralyzed and unfree country

With the "ordering," Cuba endured the worst of neoliberalism but never reaped its benefits

The foreigner pays for the beer, hands over the dollar, and the benefit is for the people: The new economic logic of the Cuban minister

Decree-Law 113 consolidates Alejandro Gil's monetary policy and legalizes partial dollarization in Cuba

"Whoever opens a dollar account should say goodbye to their money": Reactions to the new system of the Cuban regime

María Victoria Gil warns: "If something happens to my brother in prison, it was them."

The Cuban regime promises to "regain control of the dollar" without foreign currency or trust

Informal market under pressure: Dollar stability, euro decline, and the rise of digital currency

Informal market rate in the regime's crosshairs: El Toque reveals the poverty and inequality of "dollarized Cuba."

Human tide in front of a bank in Marianao highlights the cash collapse in Cuba

Cuban regime promises "official exchange market" after attacking El Toque for revealing the informal rate

Amelia Calzadilla dismantles the official narrative about El Toque: the problem lies with the government and its forced dollarization