Self-Employment

SMEs in Villa Clara install solar charging station for neighborhood residents

A couple was arrested in Palma Soriano for selling agricultural products and protesting against a fine of 16,000 pesos

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

Job offer in Matanzas causes controversy: they pay 2 CUP for each sweet sold and a 12-hour workday

Guantánamo imposes restrictions on bars and recreational centers due to the 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 individual reports obstacles for electronic payments in Matanzas

"Go to the dollar stores": 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 currency purchases for Mipymes and other non-state actors under strict state control

The Cuban government confirms upcoming public holidays

Stole from a café in Marianao while the owners were at the hospital with their sick child

A young Cuban doctor decides to change professions and begins to succeed in the most unexpected place

Comercio Interior puts deteriorated premises in Havana up for auction 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 of Holguín, passes away

Is there work in Cuba?

He swapped 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 goes viral on social media

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

Private sector in Cuba: Shocking data amid the crisis

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

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

Private store in Havana shut down 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 freedom of association, economic justice, and democracy from the Cuban regime

Former Cuban doctor earns more raising flies than practicing medicine

A messenger's bicycle is stolen in Havana: “The silent complicity pains me”

Robbery victim in Havana warns about new deception method targeting transporters

CUJAE will rent spaces to private businesses, but the process raises suspicions

Havana delivery worker seeks clients after overcoming disappearance: “I work in the rain and at night”

Fire in mattress workshop-warehouse in Guanajay causes significant losses for self-employed individual

Government puts public spaces of the Malecón in Havana out to tender: Opportunity or hollow lifeline?

A large fire consumes a mattress warehouse in Guanajay, Artemisa

Trash Conquers Cienfuegos: Who Cleans the "Cleanest City"?

Cuban in Miami shares tips for newcomers: "This is what I would literally do if I had to start from scratch."

Cuban regime extends deadlines for wholesale trade for small and medium-sized enterprises and private cooperatives

Cuban government demands mandatory tax statements from self-employed workers

Cuban goes viral after offering courier services in Havana

"We do not accept transfers": Banking efforts fail in Matanzas amid traps and businesses that evade regulation

Self-employed workers liquidate inventory following the end of wholesale licenses in Cuba

Fire controlled in the sales area "La Candonga" in Santa Clara

Cubans confront inspectors and drive them away after attempting to extort a bike taxi driver

Multan a a self-employed individual who hacked a public portal for their business in Havana

Private worker in Santa Clara fined for selling in dollars and rejecting digital payments

Cuban regime union concerned about recruiting workers from the "non-state sector"

The government of Las Tunas imposes strict time restrictions on self-employed workers and Mipymes

A barbershop in Havana charges 1,600 pesos for a haircut, which is more than the pension of a retired individual

The dollar falls below 300 pesos in Cuba for the first time in almost a year

Stable dollar at 300 pesos and euro falls: Latest rates from the informal market in Cuba

Marrero justifies new regulations for micro, small, and medium enterprises: "They discovered that selling containers on the street brought in more money."

Gesture of honesty: Young pizza deliveryman in Cienfuegos returns 400 pesos extra to a customer

The CTC creates union structures in the private sector in Cuba

The Cuban government will require certification for those who charge for the care of children and the elderly

New rules for the private sector in Cuba take effect in September

Cuban regime restricts 125 activities for private actors: What implications will it have?

Sick Cuban child sells bracelets to help his mother

Cuban priest denounces a locksmith scam in Havana

The Cuban regime seeks to involve "new economic actors" in its social policies