Li Xi, member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) and secretary of the Chinese Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, visited the Frank País García Credit and Service Cooperative (CCS) in the province of Artemisa.
Upcoming analysis of the structure of the State system
An expert panel and a Scientific Workshop will be held Friday to review the structure of the Cuban State system for a prosperous and sustainable socialism.
Cuba and Brazil discuss cooperation potentials
A delegation of 14 specialists, including Brazilian technicians and politicians, exchanged with leaders of Ministry of Agriculture on the reality of the sector, and the potential for cooperation between the two countries.
Cuban deputy PM holds talks with Dominican foreign minister
Ricardo Cabrisas Ruiz, vice prime minister of the Republic of Cuba and minister of foreign trade and foreign investment, exchanged today with Roberto Alvarez Gil, head of foreign affairs from the Dominican Republic, at the Council of Ministers in Havana.
Growing interest in international trade fair EXPOSUR 2023
Eleven companies from eight countries have already confirmed their presence at the international fair EXPOSUR 2023 to be held on September 14 to 17 in the province of Cienfuegos, which reveals the interest aroused by this event and the chance to do business with this small but highly industrialized Cuban region.
Cuban group Cubanacan and Roc Hotels sign a new management contract
The Cubanacan group and the Spanish chain Roc Hotels signed a new administration and commercialization contract for the management of the El Viejo y el Mar hotel, located in the Marina Hemingway complex, west of Havana.
Cuban PM analyzes bankarization process
Cuba´s Prime Minister Manuel Marrero Cruz led a working meeting to follow up, among other issues, the process of bankarization, as well as water supply and solid waste collection in the capital.
Role of MSMEs on the Spotlight of Local Workshop
Cuban business people, experts with the Cuban Central Bank, the Economy Ministry, the UNDP, and provincial government officials have addressed, during a workshop in Havana, major hurdles facing micro, small and medium companies to access financing, which affects their development and local contribution.
Cuban bank announces 6% bonus on electronic payments starting today
Industrial Military Enterprise in Cuba guarantees production for the economy
Opened by Commander-in-Chief Fidel Castro Ruz on November 27, 1988, the Ignacio Agramonte Loynaz Military Industrial Enterprise (EMI) in Camagüey(central Cuba) has fulfilled, at the end of July, more than 50 % of the production plan delivered to the military sphere, to the industrial activity and to other needs of the national economy.
Domestic made beer could replace imports in Cuba
The factory that produces Parranda, owned by Cervecería Cubana S.A., could in the near future replace imports of this highly demanded product in the island.
Aston Hotels operates successfully in Cuban key
Almost a year after the beginning of its marketing process, the Grand Aston Cayo Paredón Hotel, in this province’s northern Jardines del Rey resorts, is still a favored destination among domestic and foreign—mainly Russian and Canadian—tourists because of its excellent beaches, modern facilities, great cuisine and cultural attractions.
Cuban Council of Ministers analyzes bankarization process
The process of bankarization being developed in the country was considered as a necessary, modern strategy that will benefit the majority of the population, according to a meeting this week of the Executive Committee of the Council of Ministers.
Cuban MSMEs contribute to the state budget
Since the creation in Cuba of the first micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in 2021, they have provided the state budget in the province of Sancti Spiritus (central Cuba) with more than 233 million pesos.
US Economic Blockade Hits Cuban Water Supply Service
Over 600 thousand Cubans are currently receiving drinking water through cistern trucks and not through pipes, particularly due to the impact of the US economic, commercial and financial blockade, said the president of the National Water Institute Antonio Rodriguez.







