Elías Amor

Elías Amor, an economist, critiques Cuba's economic policies, highlighting challenges like severe GDP decline, SME struggles, and economic deregulation concerns.

Gasoline Price Surge in Cuba: Special Fuel Reaches $2.60 Per Liter

Published on 5/15/2026

Cuba Set to Deregulate Gasoline Prices Starting May 15, 2026; Concerns Raised Over GAESA's Involvement

Published on 5/13/2026

Havana, Artemisa, and Villa Clara Lead Cuba with Average Salaries Over 7,000 Pesos

Published on 5/6/2026

Cuba's Economic Challenges: GDP Predicted to Plummet by 6.5% in 2026

Published on 4/30/2026

How Long Can Cuba's Regime Last? An Economist Weighs In

Published on 4/30/2026

Cuba's Liberation Forecasted Before Summer: Analyst's Bold Prediction on the Regime

Published on 4/30/2026

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

Villa Clara's Hollow May Day Celebrations Amidst Workers' Struggles

Published on 4/27/2026

Economist Warns Cuban SMEs: "There's Nothing to Celebrate" with New Government Decree

Published on 3/6/2026