Self-Employment

Holguín puts the Palace of Marriages up for bidding while distrust in these processes grows

Guantánamo fined 29 businesses in one day and closed four for repeated price violations

Santiago de Cuba Airport opens bidding for outdoor spaces to "increase" dining services

A private bar in Amancio becomes a payment point for pensions due to the banking system's inability in Las Tunas

Ulises Aquino criticizes the daughter of Che Guevara for calling self-employment a "cancer."

It may sound like a joke, but it’s not: A Cuban discusses the most profitable businesses in Cuba right now

For the regime's elite, private entrepreneurship is a cancer that is tolerated, not a freedom that is celebrated

Isle of Youth government imposes maximum prices on basic goods

Multan a un barbero cubano con 16,000 pesos por no contar con facturas de los insumos que recibe del extranjero

Inspectors fine an entrepreneur and his retired worker 48,000 pesos while hunger intensifies in Cuba

Regime closes several businesses in Centro Habana for refusing to accept transfers

Businesses in Bayamo close for not accepting payments via bank transfer: "They will be audited by the ONAT."

The Granma government calls on private food and hygiene importers to seek “joint solutions to the blockade.”

These are the 79 activities that the Cuban government keeps under control

The Cuban regime states that the privatization of the economy is "for the well-being of the population."

The Cuban regime announces the reduction of unauthorized activities in the non-state sector

A bicycle for Dainer: Influencer Yeison López reveals he had purchased it before the viral challenge

Animal rights activist erupts over rejection of 20 peso bills in Mayabeque: "Neither I nor my family will go hungry."

The hard story of Dainer: He works trimming palm trees and dreams of a bicycle to go to school

Elías Amor warns of risks for Mipymes that pay pensions in Cuba

Elías Amor reacts to a Cuban woman who reports long lines of retirees at banks unable to withdraw their pensions

Palm peelers in Cuba: a 12-year-old boy and a young man survive through a dangerous trade

A Cuban woman says that with this profession, she was able to buy her house and car in Cuba: "I never imagined."

How does a Cuban stretch 500 pesos? That's what a mother does to make ends meet

A private worker donates an electric tricycle to transport dialysis patients in Matanzas

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Goodbye to loud music and dominoes in the street: New regulations for SMEs in the municipality of Pinar del Río

Díaz-Canel announces the legalization of more private activities in Cuba

New Labor Code Prepares Cuba for an Economy with More Private Sector and Less State Employment

New Labor Code in Cuba opens the door to remote work from abroad

A truck carrying 6,000 liters of fuel intended for the illegal market has been intercepted in Sancti Spíritus

Las Tunas reports over 4,000 job vacancies in key sectors as informal employment rises

MIPYME in Villa Clara installs solar charging station for neighborhood residents

A couple is arrested in Palma Soriano for selling foodstuffs and protesting against a fine of 16,000 pesos

Author of controversial job offer in Matanzas responds to criticism: "I am trying to get ahead with my child."

Job offer in Matanzas generates controversy: they pay 2 CUP per sweet sold for a 12-hour shift

Guantánamo imposes restrictions on bars and recreational centers due to energy crisis

And now to pay taxes to the ONAT

Price controls do not solve inflation in Cuba

The "bitter joke" of banking continues to cause problems: Self-employed worker reports obstacles for electronic payments in Matanzas

"Go to the stores in dollars": Cubans face fines for high prices in Havana

Cuban university students are becoming forced laborers due to the crisis and low stipends

Cuban regime authorizes the purchase of foreign currency for Mipymes and other non-state actors under strict state control

The Cuban government confirms upcoming public holidays

Robbery in a café in Marianao while the owners were at the hospital with their sick son

Young Cuban doctor decides to change professions and starts to succeed where she least expected

Comercio Interior puts deteriorated properties in Havana up for bidding due to its inability to manage them

“A country that doesn’t work”: The Economist warns about the collapse of Cuba

"Without money, there is no peanut": Eleuterio, the most beloved vendor in Holguín, has passed away

Is there work in Cuba?

He traded his patients for cars: Cuban impresses on social media with his car cleaning business

"Here comes the one you can't forget": A Cuban's announcement takes social media by storm

Partial collapse at El Domingón market in Güines: Seven people were trapped

Private Sector in Cuba: Shocking Data Amidst the Crisis

The Cuban regime considers private entrepreneurs a "necessary evil."

Government puts state bars up for bid: Workers and self-employed individuals will be able to manage them

Private store in Havana closed and employee fined 30,000 pesos after state inspection

The private sector leads retail trade in Cuba for the first time since the 1960s

Independent unions demand from the Cuban regime labor freedom, economic justice, and democracy

Former Cuban doctor earns more raising flies than practicing medicine