FINCIMEX

Fincimex, a key player in Cuba's financial landscape, faces challenges with service halts and suspensions affecting remittances, magnetic card payments, and economic stability.

Cimex Plans Gradual Return of Fuel Sales in Cuban Pesos

Published on 2/12/2026

United States Criticizes Cuban Regime for Power Crisis Impacting Citizens

Published on 8/13/2025

Military-Controlled Cuban Companies Exposed by Leaked Documents

Published on 8/8/2025

U.S. Embassy in Cuba: "The Regime Fails to Learn, Cubans Bear the Cost"

Published on 8/7/2025

Elderly Man Assaults Cuban Influencer at Currency Exchange: A Costly Encounter for the "Clásica" Card

Published on 8/2/2025

Bruno Rodríguez Claims Trump's Policies Lack Cuban Support

Published on 7/25/2025

U.S. Report Blames Cuba and Venezuela Regimes for Their Economic Downfall

Published on 7/22/2025

Suspension of Remittances via Orbit S.A. Sparks Regime's Outcry, Yet Ties to Military Group Remain Unaddressed

Published on 2/11/2025

Western Union Halts Money Transfers from the U.S. to Cuba

Published on 2/8/2025

Partial Dollarization: Cuban Government Pushes Classic Card, Widening Economic Inequality

Published on 2/4/2025

FINCIMEX Announces Temporary Suspension of Magnetic Card Payments in Cuba

Published on 1/26/2025

Cuban Saver Denied Withdrawal of Over 3,000 Euros by Banco Metropolitano

Published on 9/16/2024

FINCIMEX Announces Halt of Remittance Services to Cuba from Europe

Published on 6/15/2024