ECLAC

ECLAC highlights persistent inequality despite poverty reduction in Latin America. Challenges like aging populations and economic difficulties in Cuba and Haiti loom large.

Economist Suggests Cuba Needs a Decade of 5% Growth: Is This Feasible?

Published on 9/16/2026

Cuba Faces Steepest Economic Decline in Latin America by 2026 with a 10.3% Contraction, According to ECLAC

Published on 9/10/2026

Amir Valle Criticizes Cuba as a "Private Estate of the Castros" Amidst Widespread Hunger

Published on 7/12/2026

Cuban Government Opens Doors for Private Companies to Make Financial Investments for the First Time

Published on 6/18/2026

Cuba Faces Crisis While Marrero Claims Changes Aim to "Enhance Economic Management System"

Published on 6/17/2026

Marco Rubio Criticizes Cuba's Economic Situation as Nonexistent

Published on 5/14/2026

Cuba Faces Greater Economic Decline Than Haiti: A 26% Drop Since 2020 Predicted by 2026

Published on 4/30/2026

Economic Outlook for Latin America Dampened by Cuba and Haiti in 2026

Published on 4/28/2026

Cuba Faces Two More Years of Economic Hardship, Experts Warn

Published on 8/6/2025

Cuban Government Calls Plenary to Address Public Concerns Amidst Economic Crisis

Published on 6/17/2025

Aging Populations: Latin America and the Caribbean Face Doubling of Seniors Over 65 by 2050

Published on 12/2/2024

Poverty Decline in Latin America Overshadowed by Ongoing Inequality, Says ECLAC

Published on 11/13/2024