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About Cuban Cooperatives: Playing With Fire

Since the early days of Fidel Castro coming to power, the leaders never willingly accepted the phenomenon of the cooperative movement.

An ice cream factory worker confirms to this newspaper the dramatic situation in which the industry finds itself.

How is it possible that if there is a Revolution in Cuba, the form of government has not changed in 64 years?

Spain has four times as many companies present at the Havana event, but Moscow is fashionable on the Island

In large areas of the municipalities of Plaza de la Revolución, Diez de Octubre, Cerro & Centro Habana, the warehouses have not been supplied.

The forced exit of the non-profit organizations in Nicaragua has increased “feelings of vulnerability and personal despair about the future.

The measure, effective this Wednesday, leaves the purchasing frequency in the hands of the local administration depending on availability.

The issue of micro, small and medium private businesses (MSMEs) in Cuba has become every day in recent times.

Cuba is facing what is probably the greatest agricultural crisis in its history and the Government doesn’t have a clear strategy to fix it.

Improvised landfills multiply in many corners of Havana, even in some upscale neighborhoods.