Cuban government expects to see the setting up of the its first Micro, Medium and Small companies—MMSEs-- both in the state and non-state sectors by mid August or early September, said Cuban Economy Minister Alejandro Gil during a prime-time TV show on Friday.
Cuban cooperative signs agreement with Ministry of Education
The Non-Agricultural Cooperative (CNA) Decorarte, and the Empresa Productora de Materiales Varios para la Enseñanza (Empromave), of the Ministry of Education, through a letter of intent signed on Thursday to join forces in the supplying of toys and teaching means to schools throughout the country.
Cuba and Venezuela Boost Strategic Economic Relations
Cuban deputy prime minister Ricardo Cabrisas, who is on an official visit to Venezuela, has met with several government ministers as part of the Inter-governmental Commission with the Joint Cooperation Integral Agreement.
Díaz-Canel describes as fair the pension increase for combatants of the Revolution
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez described as fair the decision to raise the pensions of combatants of the Revolution.
More sustainable cements under production in central Cuba
The production of cements with a high content of pozzolanic tuffs, such as PZ-25 and PP-35, stands as an ecological and economic alternative promoted by Cementos Cienfuegos S.A., whose purpose is to preserve the environment and guarantee the sustainability of this industry.
Tourism activity in eastern Cuba complies with health protocols for travelers
Due to the current epidemiological situation in Cuba and around the world, the Delegation of the Ministry of Tourism (MINTUR) in the province of Santiago de Cuba strives to comply with the new sanitary measures implemented as of June 5 for inbound travelers.
Sale of prepaid cards begins in Varadero and Coco Key for international travelers
In response to the demand of international travelers to access goods and services in facilities which only accept payment by means of magnetic cards, the Bank of Credit and Commerce (BANDEC) has designed prepaid cards, available for the time being in authorized CADECA offices located in the tourist resorts of Varadero and Coco Key.
U.S. blockade hinders the hiring of Cuban sailors
The Cuban company Selecmar, of the Ministry of Transport, lost over 11.6 million US dollars from March 2019 to December 2020, due to the U.S. blockade imposed against Cuba.
Cuban Customs Suspends Payment of Services in USD
The Cuban General Customs Office announced the suspension of cash payments in US dollars for tariffs and services related to imports.
Turkish Airways Resumes Flights to Cuba
Turkish airways will resume flights to Cuba on June 18 after the air connection was interrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
US keeps ban on lodging in Cuban hotels and rental houses, Cuban FM denounces
The U.S. government maintains on its List of Prohibited Accommodations in Cuba 422 hotels and private rental houses operating in the Caribbean island.
The reinforcement of the U.S. blockade affects CADECA's commercial activity, says its president
The tightening of the U.S. economic, commercial and financial blockade of Cuba has hindered the operations of the Sociedad Mercantil Cubana Casas de Cambio (CADECA), its president, Joaquín Alonso Vázquez, said in Havana.
Cubay Extra Añejo 1870 rum receives award in Belgium
The International Taste and Quality Institute (ITQI) awarded two stars to Cubay Extra Añejo 1870 rum for its excellence, said Orlando Borrero, president of the Cuba Ron S.A. Corporation.
Financial system responds to White House actions
The implementation, as of June 21, of Resolution 176 of the Central Bank of Cuba (BCC), which stipulates that Cuban financial and banking institutions cannot receive cash deposits of U.S. dollars, is a legitimate reaction of the Caribbean nation to the tightening of the White House's measures.
Cuban central province to produce a large part of the cement demanded in Cuba
Cementos Cienfuegos, located in this province, will produce a large part of the demand for this product in Cuba, after restarting the manufacturing process stopped during the first four months of the year, due to the absence of pet coke fuel, because of the U.S. blockade on the island.







