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Will Cubans Benefit from a Cap on the Price of Rice?

Official figures show annual domestic consumption is around 700,000 tons, the 2024 harvest barely reached 80,000 tons, covering only 11%.

The Riverside Company is asking the US Department of Commerce to sanction Nicaragua under the provisions of the Cafta Free Trade agreement.

The internet speed in Cuba has always been poor, but some users have noticed that it’s getting worse in the past year.

The terminal in Cienfuegos was closed in 2019 due to serious problems with the roof and reopened three years later.

The Canadian company is losing money, according to expert William Pitt, and he fears an intervention by Gaesa in mining management.

Many of these merchants of hardship worked their entire useful life for the State and now survive in the rawest form of indigence.

Potatoes have just arrived at the rationed markets in Havana and Cubans do not need a town crier to alert the population.

Surrounded by the same secrecy that accompanied their arrival, in recent weeks, the Turkish floating power plants have begun to leave Cuba.

Part of the old fleet of the state-owned Cubana de Aviacion airlines, the ‘plane’ was equipped to serve 24 diners.

Total costs and financing mechanisms for the solar parks have not been issued, except that they involve agreements with the Chinese government