Economic reforms

Díaz-Canel invokes Che's "new man" while asserting the Communist Party's control over banking

The banking paradox of Díaz-Canel: Private actors, financial reforms, and an increasingly devalued Cuban peso

Elderly people in Camagüey report difficulties accessing food distribution

Is a new oligarchy being born in Cuba under the protection of the Communist Party?

Cuba is experiencing a critical shortage of foreign currency, according to recent economic analysis

The Cuban government authorizes budgeted entities to directly hire their own workers

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

Mariel, thirteen years of reforms and promises: Why did Raúl Castro's megaproject fail?

Díaz-Canel warns state enterprises about fuel in Cuba: "It's not going to come through the little channel."

Díaz-Canel admits that five of the 176 economic measures in Cuba are still pending and are the most controversial

Díaz-Canel urges state-owned companies to improve productivity while admitting salaries of just 3,000 pesos

Is Cuba a problem for the U.S. or for the Cubans? The debate that divides the exile community

International experts doubt a swift recovery of tourism in Cuba despite the new reforms

Cuba, Facing the Transition: A Path to Preserve Freedom

The Trump administration demands real reforms in Cuba to attract investment and strengthen the private sector

Plantado Ángel de Fana: "I have never believed that the U.S. will intervene militarily in Cuba."

Cuban academic Hilda Landrove reveals "the macabre face of resistance"

Díaz-Canel warns: "If there are no food supplies, there is no social stability."

José Daniel Ferrer: "I prefer the invasion now."

Cuba: 67 Years of Broken Promises

Economist Elías Amor states 176 measures for 2026: "They are missed opportunities."

An official journalist criticizes the prices at the new Neighborhood Markets: "They should be called Wealthy Neighborhood Markets."

The Cuban government opens the door to private investment in refineries and fuel storage

Venezuelan political scientist: "The Cuban regime is at its weakest moment."

Manuel Marrero: "We now have the way cleared to move forward."

Díaz-Canel defends the course of economic reforms: "We will not stop."

The Cuban regime creates a fast food network across the country

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

Back in the US..., Back in the USSR!

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

Elías Amor: "I think it's great that Marco Rubio says that Cuba has already fallen."

MINREX highlights the contradiction of the "sovereign" reforms: Havana is looking more toward Washington than the Cubans

The Cuban regime blames Trump for hindering its economic reforms

Marco Rubio insists: The Cuban regime has already fallen, and the only way forward is a transition to democracy

Marrero advocates for the socialist state enterprise and congratulates the leaders who are "already changing" their mindset

The Cuban regime claims to have implemented 89% of its reforms, but the crisis shows no signs of easing

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

United States: From the equation of Caracas to the siege of Havana

Bruno Rodríguez calls for a Declaration at the UN that also accuses the Cuban State

U.S. companies are preparing investments in Cuba while contacts with Havana continue, according to an expert

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

Uncertainty in Havana over economic reforms: "We don't know what the outcome will be."

A Cadeca has opened within a Cuban hospital so that its workers can get their payments without having to stand in line

The first private currency exchange is now operating in Cuba: why its operations matter more than they may seem

Monreal and complementary to the Harvard report and Cuba Transformación for the future of the island

"The vulnerable in Cuba are no longer segments... they are the majority of the people," warns an academic

The "red berets" promise to defend a "prosperous socialism" as the regime embraces market measures

Marrero clarifies the extent of the opening to private businesses in Cuba: "It in no way means that the State will disengage."

Cuban regime sets limits on how much businesses can retain from their earnings in foreign currency

Cuba officially incorporates private companies with more than 100 workers into its legal framework

An economist proposes a "Marshall Plan" to rebuild Cuba after a democratic transition

"Very difficult to reverse": The ambiguity behind the Cuban regime's new economic opening

Cuba provides legal support for the direct hiring of workers by foreign representatives

The government hands over the Palace of Marriages in Sancti Spíritus to a private owner after years of deterioration

MINCEX updates the rules for importing and exporting in Cuba

Deputy Minister of Foreign Trade to USA Today: "Cuba is opening up."

New resolution from MINCIN imposes technical requirements on state and private businesses in Cuba

The MFP establishes maximum rates in foreign currency for commercial license procedures

Ulises Toirac to Díaz-Canel: "Economic measures are neither capitalist nor socialist: they are either intelligent or stupid."

Díaz-Canel assures that in Cuba "there are no capitalist reforms."