Mauricio de Miranda

Mauricio de Miranda, a prominent economist, critiques Cuban economic reforms, warning of potential oligarchic outcomes. He highlights issues with GAESA's exclusion and the impact on democracy.

Economist Advocates for a "Marshall Plan" to Rebuild Cuba After Democratic Transition

Published on 9/8/2026

Sugar Water Becomes a Luxury in Cuba: "Milordo on the Brink of Extinction"

Published on 8/13/2026

Cuban Leadership Insists Economic Measures Are Not a Shift Towards Capitalism

Published on 6/27/2026

Oscar Pérez Oliva-Fraga Advocates Ending Universal Subsidies, Citing Cuba's Economic Strain

Published on 6/27/2026

Power Belongs to the People, Not the Wealthy, Declares Díaz-Canel While Defending Economic Reforms

Published on 6/27/2026

Economist Mauricio de Miranda Criticizes Omission of GAESA in Cuba's 176 Economic Measures

Published on 6/24/2026

Are the 176 Measures Geared More Towards Trump's Interests Than Improving Cuban Lives?

Published on 6/24/2026

Mauricio de Miranda Warns Cuban Reforms May Foster Oligarchs Without Democracy

Published on 6/24/2026

Official Columnist Claims Growing Number of People Ignore El Toque Amidst State-Led Campaign

Published on 11/18/2025

Retired University Professor in Cuba Survives by Selling Recycled Bags

Published on 7/21/2025

Cuba's Prime Minister Lauds Pension Increase, Citizens Dismiss It as Insufficient

Published on 7/18/2025

Euro Experiences Decline in Cuba's Informal Market

Published on 6/25/2025

Dollar Stagnates, Reform Lingers: Cubans Left Without Answers Amid Economic Uncertainty

Published on 6/23/2025

Currency Black Market in Cuba: Current Rates for Dollars, Euros, and MLC for Friday

Published on 6/20/2025

Floating Exchange Rate in Cuba by 2025: Challenges and Potential Economic Impacts

Published on 12/25/2024