Business & Economy

Cuban Labor Code to be Amended

New changes that will favor the private sector on the island will be made to the Labor Code of Cuba, which is currently under review. To date, conflicts and complaints by workers in the private sector “have not been significant.”

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Repsol-Cuba Oil Well Turns Up Dry

The discouraging news has not been reported in any official Cuban media which usually focuses on good economic news while avoiding the bad, leaving such reporting to the foreign press.

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Cuba Seeks Business Ties in South Korea

A delegation of the Cuban government led by Noel Vazquez Perez, the head of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Foreign Investment. This is an unprecedented event ever since the Asian country severed ties with the island after the island’s revolutionary victory in 1959.

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Mexico Could Cancel Cuba’s Debt

Mexican senators Francisco Arroyo Vieyra, Yeidckol Polevnsky and Carlos Sotelo, who attended a parliamentary meeting in Havana, believe that Mexico could forgive the debt owed to it by Cuba, reported the Mexican daily La Jornada.

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Growing Investment in Varadero Beach Resort

Large investments are being implemented in Cuba’s Varadero beach resort to expand the room capacity of hotels and to receive foreign visitors. The program seeks to strengthen the preference for the island’s principal beach and its international positioning.

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