News Cuba: Trump Says Cuba Should 'Make A Deal, BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE'
President Donald Trump has put a stop to the flow of Venezuelan oil and financial aid to Cuba, urging Havana to negotiate a deal with Washington. Trump’s move comes amidst escalating tensions between the U.S. and Cuba, a long-standing adversary. Venezuela, which is Cuba’s primary oil supplier, has not shipped any cargoes to the Caribbean nation since the U.S. capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro earlier this month, due to a stringent U.S. oil embargo on the OPEC country. In the meantim
News Cuba: Etecsa en Ciego de Ávila optimiza servicios con enfoque de inteligencia energética
Ante la actual contingencia energética y la escasez de combustible que enfrenta la nación, la División Territorial de la Empresa de Telecomunicaciones de Cuba S. A. (Etecsa) en Ciego de Ávila ha ...
News Cuba: Dollar Strengthens Amid Rising Demand in Cuba's Informal Market
As of Tuesday morning, Cuba's informal currency market is witnessing a significant shift: the U.S. dollar has set a new selling record. Meanwhile, th...
News Cuba: Dollar Rises in Cuba's Official Market as Euro Declines: Global Trends Hold the Key
The official exchange rates set by the Central Bank of Cuba (BCC) have shifted once again in what is known as Segment III of the currency market. This...
News Cuba: Joe García: "Lifting U.S. Pressure Won't Revive a Bankrupt Cuba"
The economic collapse in Cuba has evolved from a temporary crisis to a deeply rooted structural problem that cannot be resolved with isolated actions....
News Cuba: Euro Experiences a Decline in Cuba's Black Market Exchange Rates
On this Friday, the U.S. dollar is trading at 515 CUP in Cuba's unofficial market. Its high value persists amid a continuous shortage of foreign curre...
News Cuba: Two Currency Drops Shake Cuba's Informal Market
The informal currency market in Cuba kicks off the week with two significant developments: a sharp decline in the value of the euro and the Freely Con...
News Cuba: Cuba’s electric grid collapses plunging millions into island-wide power blackout
Cuba's national electric grid has collapsed, leaving around 10 million people without power amid a U.S.-imposed oil blockade that has crippled the island's already obsolete genera ...
News Cuba: Cuba's national grid collapses, leaving millions without power
Cuba's national electric grid collapsed on Monday, the country's grid operator said, leaving around 10 million people without power amid a U.S.-imposed oil blockade that has crippled the island's already obsolete generation system.
News Cuba: Why did Cuba's power grid fail? Lack of oil is the main problem.
Cuba is slowly restoring power to 10 million people after its national electrical grid collapsed March 16, a blackout caused by an obsolete power system coupled to an oil blockade imposed by President ...
News Cuba: Cuba shows interest in Belarus' housing construction experience
The Belarusian Construction and Architecture Ministry hosted a meeting between Belarusian Deputy Architecture and Construction Minister Aleksandr Balashenko, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Cuba to Belarus Santiago Perez Benitez, Cuban Deputy Construction Minister Ricardo Carbajo Chelala and heads of organizations affiliated with the ministry.
News Cuba: Cuba confirms interest in expanding cooperation with Belarus in healthcare
The event is underway in Havana on 21-24 April. As part of the collective stand, the enterprises of Belpharmprom Holding Company (Belmedpreparaty, Borisov Plant of Medical Preparations, and Minskintercaps) and Akadempharm organized a presentation of the Belarusian pharmaceutical industry.
News Cuba: BANDEC Las Tunas Supports Solar Energy Use
The transition to renewable energy sources in the province is making steady progress with the financial backing of the Commerce and Credit Bank (BANDEC). Some 148 loans have already been granted, amounting to over 10,150,000 pesos.
News Cuba: Recovery of Raw Materials, a Pillar of the Economy in Las Tunas
Despite the intensification of the economic, commercial, and financial blockade imposed by the United States government against Cuba, the Las Tunas Raw Materials Recovery Company (ERMP in Spanish) continues to operate, demonstrating that innovation and perseverance are key to contributing to the national economy. With an outstanding year-end performance and ambitious projections for 2026, the entity has become a pillar in generating income and promoting a culture of recycling in the region.
News Cuba: Top financial analysis software for advisors and RIAs
What is financial analysis software? Nowadays, financial advisors and RIAs rely heavily on technology to manage data and support smarter client decisions. As regulations become stricter, financial ...
News Cuba: Cuban-American Businessman Proposes 'Marshall Plan' to Finance Cuba's Transition
Cuban-American entrepreneur Carlos Saladrigas, who chairs the Cuba Study Group, has proposed a financial roadmap for Cuba's economic transition, estim...
News Cuba: Cuban Leader Expresses Gratitude to López Obrador Amid Financial Aid Request
Cuba's leader, Miguel Díaz-Canel, extended his gratitude to his "dear brother" Andrés Manuel López Obrador after the former Mexican president solicite...
News Cuba: Cuba's Looming Collapse: Trump Warns of Oil and Financial Crisis
President Donald Trump of the United States issued a stark warning on Monday, stating that Cuba is teetering on the brink of economic and energy colla...
