Business & Economy Archives - Page 21 of 193

Long Gas Lines Return to Service Stations in Cuba

Vehicles in Havana waiting to buy fuel once again occupy more than five blocks, an image that had not been seen for months.

An ecological farm where they produce organic fruits and vegetables, harvest rainwater, and take advantage of solar energy.

Ranchers dispute the allegations of the film “Patrol” accusing them of environmental destruction within Nicaragua’s jungle reserves.

Sellers have more negotiating power than buyers because they have more capacity to impose conditions, namely the price.

Industrial food production on the Island fell 66.7% between 2018 and 2023 leading to shortages and considerable price increases.

Small businesses dedicated to the food trade are affected, and the annoyance of their owners who lose income and part of their merchandise.

Many streetlights don’t automatically turn on at dusk and off at dawn. Making sure they do is the responsibility of the neighborhood.

There seems to be many alternatives for getting paid and that our state of technology is wonderful. But how sad, it’s not like that.

The Mexican Social Security Institute announces the arrival of another 123 health workers after a meeting in Havana with Miguel Diaz-Canel.

According to the government statistics office, pork production fell from 2018 to 2023 by 91% decline and rice production declined by 90%.