Cuba’s Tourism Industry Recovery Postponed to 2023
The massive destruction of the iconic Hotel Saratoga in the Cuban capital tarnished the end of the International Tourism Fair in Varadero.
Read moreThe massive destruction of the iconic Hotel Saratoga in the Cuban capital tarnished the end of the International Tourism Fair in Varadero.
Read moreThe tobacco company, TABACUBA, is a state-led company and is the only one that has control over contracts with producers nationwide…
Read moreThe CABEI offered them a wide range of financing programs, with amounts that could surpass US $400 million dollars.
Read moreRaising money needed to embark on a migrant route to the United States is the reason why many are being driven into this business.
Read moreVery few people in Cuba have enough savings to capitalize on them in Cuban currency, whether that’s in CUP pesos or the MLC (magnetic USD).
Read moreLife in Cuba in 2022 brings significant risks for everyone. From ordinary Cubans, the diaspora community, government authorities, to investors
Read moreShortages of feminine hygiene products have shot up prices, and also encourages non-certified products to make their way onto the market.
Read moreThey say Cubans don’t travel to the moon because they don’t want to. This phrase has been repeated to death in all kinds of contexts…
Read moreNow in 2022 and amidst the cumulative effects of a food crisis, citizens are still not being informed about the status of these plans.
Read moreThis negative response comes after almost a year since thousands of people linked to the sector called for this activity to be legalized.
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