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Nicaragua Business Climate Sours after UCA Confiscation

Entrepreneurs in Nicaragua ask: “if the UCA was stolen, who will prevent my business from being taken too?”

Delta and United Airlines request an exemption as of October 29 that will limit the options to travel between the US and the Island.

Alicia didn’t have good transport options to get to work even when the transport situation was “normal”. Today, it’s much worse.

The communists continue to believe that the solution to the lack of food in Cuba can be found without touching the issue of property rights.

The informal market for the purchase of national currency in cash grows, given the discomfort of the authorities.

“We understand that there really is a crisis in the country and that a digital payment system is needed, but it’s the company’s money.”

The meeting of the two communist leaders took place at the Hilton hotel in Sandton in Pretoria on the sidelines of the Brics gathering.

Data, necessary to ascertain what’s needed, reduces reality to numbers and percentages. A reality that millions of Cubans deal with every day

Most of the Cuban population is unable to spend hundreds or even thousands of pesos on buying drinking water from tanker trucks.

Starting on January 1, BRICS will be expanded to include Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.