Subsidy

What we know about the new economic measures and dollarization in Cuba

The government begins the sale of mattresses to families affected by Hurricane Oscar in Baracoa

The Cuban government will sell construction materials and mattresses to those affected by Hurricane Oscar

Díaz-Canel urges Cubans to "show some initiative" with food and not to rely solely on the basic basket of goods

Díaz-Canel stands proud: "We continue to share a basic basket with everyone."

The Cuban regime is estimated to have received $300 billion in remittances and subsidies since 1960

Fewer houses built with subsidies in Ciego de Ávila

The government will sell building materials and mattresses to those affected by Hurricane Ian

More than 1,700 landslides remain unresolved in Ciego de Ávila since 2017

Official media alarmed by the food shortage in Ciego de Ávila

Lemon is the foundation of everything, and former spy Gerardo Hernández cultivates them in pots

The Cuban government raises prices on 124 construction materials

Weekly unemployment claims in the U.S. fall more than expected

Cuban woman with schizophrenia has been waiting 13 years for help to repair her home

Parents report that they were sold expired baby food in stores in Santiago de Cuba

Cuban teenager undergoes heart surgery with no subsidies: "They left me without financial support"

The Cuban government will subsidize medications for those who cannot afford to pay for them

The Cuban government encourages reflection on what to prioritize concerning income and quality of life

Subsidized medications? Another burial for equity in Cuba

Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze: Which is the best Obamacare plan for your family?

Unexpectedly, unemployment aid requests increase in the United States

The Cuban government moves towards the elimination of "excessive subsidies and improper gratuities."

Cuban without a subsidy to build her home for three years: "I have no help at all."

Unemployment benefit applications in the U.S. rise slightly in the last week

Unemployment benefit claims rise in the United States

Díaz-Canel to subsidized individuals in Cuba: If we are helping you, don’t spend it on rum

Díaz-Canel criticizes the shoddy practices in the distribution of subsidies for housing construction

A wave of inspections is starting for construction material stores

The shutdown of the United States government could leave millions of people without food stamps

The government ignores the pleas of a desperate Cuban father who has been asking for financial assistance for months