Food Monitor Program
The Food Monitor Program tracks Cuba's escalating food crisis, from black markets and price caps to malnutrition and soaring costs, highlighting systemic challenges.
Cuban Christmas Eve Overshadowed by Soaring Prices: "Tomatoes at 500 Pesos per Pound and Plantains at 60 Each"
Published on 12/25/2024
Drastic Rise in Malnutrition-Related Deaths Highlights Cuba's Food Crisis
Published on 12/24/2024
Homeless Cuban Man Shares Survival Story on Cienfuegos Coast
Published on 12/2/2024
Threat to Blue Crab Population in Guantánamo Amid Food Crisis
Published on 8/15/2024
Cuban Woman Rescues Cat Burned with Acid in Havana: "I Couldn't Let Her Suffer"
Published on 8/12/2024
Elderly Man Fined for Attempting to Grow Food on Abandoned Land in Havana
Published on 8/7/2024
Fines for Violating Price Caps Could Exceed 8,000 Pesos
Published on 7/11/2024
Price Caps May Worsen Shortages and Black Market in Cuba
Published on 7/10/2024
The "Potato Mafia" in Cuba: How It Operates
Published on 5/28/2024