Neighborhood Markets

Cuba's "Neighborhood Markets" promise lower prices but face criticism for high costs and scarcity. Public skepticism challenges government claims of affordability.

Government Aims for Community-Driven Neighborhood Markets, Yet Price Reductions Still Unseen

Published on 10/25/2026

State Journalist Condemns New Neighborhood Markets as Exclusive and Overpriced

Published on 10/13/2026

Art Critic Highlights "Sky-High Prices" in "Neighborhood Markets" Initiative

Published on 10/11/2026

158 Years After the Cry of Yara: From Hopes of Prosperity to Cuba's Food Crisis

Published on 10/10/2026

Cuban Government's Neighborhood Markets Face Backlash Over High Prices

Published on 10/8/2026

Cuba to Retain Only 1,913 Grocery Stores for Vulnerable Populations: What Lies Ahead for the Rest?

Published on 10/8/2026

Cubans Criticize Official Inquiry into Neighborhood Markets: "I Want to Shop Where Díaz-Canel and Marrero Do"

Published on 10/7/2026

International Media Observes the Decline of Cuba's Ration Book: Havana's Empty Stores Signal End of an Era

Published on 10/7/2026

Scarce Supplies: Cigarettes in August, Beans in September, and Nothing in October at a Cuban Store

Published on 10/4/2026

Cuban Food Prices: A Struggle for Many as Costs Skyrocket

Published on 10/3/2026

Cuban Government Claims New "Neighborhood Markets" Will Offer Up to 30% Lower Prices

Published on 9/20/2026