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If You Want Your Ration of Rice Go Unload the Ship

In the absence of stevedores, the Cuban authorities summon the population and the Army to help unload the ships.

Odalis, 56, is a seamstress recommended to me for fixing some pants. In her room, there are piles of clothes in the most unexpected places.

The US company is appealing under the Central American Free Trade Agreement for the invasion of its property in Jinotega, Nicaragua.

Not all private businesses on the Island receive the same treatment by the Cuban Government. We feature two cases.

A meeting of private business owners with a Deputy Minister of Finance and Prices exposes tensions over new price caps.

Tirso Celedon, president of Agronegocios Comerciales, is the Ortega-Murillo family’s main figurehead in energy and real estate businesses.

Maximum profit limits for private sector sales to State companies took effect on Monday July 1st throughout Cuba.

In Pinar del Río, inspectors detect 1,900 “illegalities” in livestock. Meanwhile, controls increase and production continues to decline.

The case affects a large “number of people who have been charged,” as well as state companies and entities that took part in it.

Although they have raised many comments, the new Communication and Migration Laws do not bring much novelty to what is routinely practiced.