Official Gazette of Cuba
Stay updated with the Official Gazette of Cuba on key policy changes and economic strategies, including price caps, import tariffs, and regulations affecting enterprises.
New Commercial Service Fees Announced by Cuba's Commerce Ministry: Up to 1,300 Pesos
Published on 8/28/2026
Cuban Government Loosens Restrictions on Wholesale Trade
Published on 8/28/2026
Cuba Allows Duty-Free Import of One Electric Car, But There's a Catch
Published on 8/4/2026
Cuba Introduces Overhaul in Vehicle Trade and Import Regulations
Published on 8/4/2026
44,000 Cuban Mothers with Three or More Children Urgently Need Better Housing
Published on 5/21/2026
Venezuelan Company Cleared to Import Meat and Other Foods into Cuba
Published on 4/21/2026
Miami-Based Company Gains Approval to Operate in Key Cuban Sectors like Food and Technology
Published on 6/24/2025
Cuban Government Extends Electric Generator Importation Until 2025
Published on 10/3/2024
Cuban Government Approves Importation of Higher-Powered Boat Engines
Published on 7/31/2024
Cuban Government Imposes Foreign Currency Tariffs on Private Sector Imports
Published on 7/17/2024
Manuel Marrero Cruz Denies Crackdown on Private Businesses: "We Are Not Here to Shut Them Down"
Published on 7/17/2024
Twelve Small Businesses Shut Down for Price Violations in Las Tunas
Published on 7/16/2024
Fines for Exceeding Price Caps Surpass 13 Million Pesos
Published on 7/15/2024
Currency Black Market in Cuba Holds Steady Despite Government Price Caps
Published on 7/10/2024
Price Caps May Worsen Shortages and Black Market in Cuba
Published on 7/10/2024
Cubans Urged to Work More to Combat Soaring Prices
Published on 7/9/2024
Economist Criticizes Price Caps in Cuba: "Forces Private Companies to Adopt Soviet Methods"
Published on 7/8/2024
Cuban Prime Minister Marrero Cruz Exposes Alleged Strategy Behind Deterioration of State-Owned Enterprises
Published on 6/26/2024