Can Cuba Recover by Giving Hotels & Resources to Foreigners?
Economist Pedro Monreal refutes the proposal of his pro-government colleague, Juan Triana, for being “insufficient & undermining sovereignty”
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Business & Economy
Cuba Hosts Spanish Influencers to Boost Fallen Tourism
They have been bombarded with salsa and cooking classes, catamaran trips in Varadero, rides on brightly colored vintage US cars and…
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Micro, Small and Medium-sized Businesses in Cuba
The noble idea of empowering Cuban entrepreneurs with Small and Medium Sized Businesses (MSMEs) hasn’t bore fruit like it should have.
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Cuba Summer with Few Buses, Water Shortages & Blackouts
Only 294 of the 894 buses operated by the Provincial Transport Company are working, according to official data.
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Nicaragua’s Economy Cannot be “De-dollarized”
The economic relations of any country are determined to a great extent, by the zone of influence in which that country is located.
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Cubans Love Their Coffee, They Used to Grow It Too…
Last year Cuba produced about 11,500 tons and our national consumption is around 30,000 tons. We are not even halfway there.
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New Way to Send $$$ to Cuba Avoiding Regime & US Embargo
Inside and outside the Island, businesspeople create formulas to save their currencies, import or avoid the US embargo
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Cubans Get a Crash TV Course on Basic Capitalism
A festival of new terms in the official discourse: wealth generation, layoffs, free wages, red tape and more.
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Social Security Expert Dazed by Ortega’s Seizing Pensions
International experts discuss legal options to demand the restitution of the retirement pensions illegally suspended by the Ortega regime.
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Nicaraguan Customs Implements Controls over US Debit Cards
The card owners are “issued a citation” to appear at the Managua Airport Customs Office, where they’re questioned about their income…
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