Autor
Amaury Valdivia
Licenciado en Periodismo por la Universidad Central de Las Villas (2009), Máster en Comunicación Social por la Universidad de Camagüey Ignacio Agramonte Loynaz (2016). Reportero hasta 2018 del periódico Adelante, en Camagüey. Reportero de elTOQUE, colaborador de otros medios digitales de Cuba y otros países.
Cuba imported some 307,000 tons of chicken from the United States in 2021. Journalist Amaury Valdivia analyzes how the money from that purchase could be used in pork production.
Bearing in mind the cost of photovoltaic systems and transport costs to Cuba, rental homes and other private businesses seem to be the ones that are being called on to take advantage of this new opportunity. At least in the beginning. However, the mass use of photovoltaic technology in Cuba is also in the State’s best interests.
The Cuban government undertook its Tarea Ordenamiento to solve age-old problems within the national economy, as well as increase citizens’ purchasing power, revalue the Cuban peso as the official currency by eliminating the Convertible peso and establishing a single exchange rate for Cuban pesos against foreign currencies. Months later, none of these objectives have been met.
It’s been over a year now that the only trucks you see on the highway and roads around the Jaronu sugar refinery, in Camaguey, belong to the Military Construction Co. Immune to some residents’ skepticism, military developers haven’t stopped working on the project of turning Cayo Cruz into a tourist resort with over 25,000 rooms, […]
“According to what different sources have explained, Leuris Pupo had already sold (mis-sold) the medal to a collector a long time ago, who is the person that auctioned the gold medal today,” YouTuber Daguito Valdes explained to his followers.
Going back on the US state sponsors of terrorism list means that Cuba is unable to receive financial aid from the US or financial institutions such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. Restrictions on signing up for international collaboration programs and businesses somehow related to the US.
In early December, a resolution came into force which set out a price-cap for different food items. Within days empty shelves prevailed in most of Havana’s markets.
A lot of controversy has been stirred up recently about Day Zero, announced Thursday night as January 1, 2021. However, very little – almost nothing – has been said about what will happen in its wake, in the weeks that follow.
At this point in the year, the island should show a quite different reality in terms of food production. At least if we are guided by the optimistic forecasts of leaders such as the Minister of Agriculture. That official spoke months ago of an unusual growth in the number of land applications and ambitious export plans.
Some weeks after private micro, small and medium-sized businesses (MSMEs) were formally authorized in Cuba, implementation is still in the project phase.
In terms of the Cuban government’s dual currency – partially “triad”, right now -, it has taken on the role of the loser.
Potatoes are the highest priority crop grown in Cuba.
Statistics considered the sustained abandonment of planting areas and the insufficient growth of agriculture, but these data do not appear to be specific to modify the state policy that should modify food in Cuba.
Although in a recent article published in the state press the self-employed are blamed for the rise in prices and the shortage of beers in Cuba, the causes must be sought in other matters such as the lack of production.
Autores
Amaury Valdivia
Licenciado en Periodismo por la Universidad Central de Las Villas (2009), Máster en Comunicación Social por la Universidad de Camagüey Ignacio Agramonte Loynaz (2016). Reportero hasta 2018 del periódico Adelante, en Camagüey. Reportero de elTOQUE, colaborador de otros medios digitales de Cuba y otros países.
Cuba imported some 307,000 tons of chicken from the United States in 2021. Journalist Amaury Valdivia analyzes how the money from that purchase could be used in pork production.
The Cuban government undertook its Tarea Ordenamiento to solve age-old problems within the national economy, as well as increase citizens’ purchasing power, revalue the Cuban peso as the official currency by eliminating the Convertible peso and establishing a single exchange rate for Cuban pesos against foreign currencies. Months later, none of these objectives have been met.
Going back on the US state sponsors of terrorism list means that Cuba is unable to receive financial aid from the US or financial institutions such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. Restrictions on signing up for international collaboration programs and businesses somehow related to the US.
At this point in the year, the island should show a quite different reality in terms of food production. At least if we are guided by the optimistic forecasts of leaders such as the Minister of Agriculture. That official spoke months ago of an unusual growth in the number of land applications and ambitious export plans.
Potatoes are the highest priority crop grown in Cuba.
It’s been over a year now that the only trucks you see on the highway and roads around the Jaronu sugar refinery, in Camaguey, belong to the Military Construction Co. Immune to some residents’ skepticism, military developers haven’t stopped working on the project of turning Cayo Cruz into a tourist resort with over 25,000 rooms, […]
In early December, a resolution came into force which set out a price-cap for different food items. Within days empty shelves prevailed in most of Havana’s markets.
Some weeks after private micro, small and medium-sized businesses (MSMEs) were formally authorized in Cuba, implementation is still in the project phase.
Statistics considered the sustained abandonment of planting areas and the insufficient growth of agriculture, but these data do not appear to be specific to modify the state policy that should modify food in Cuba.
Bearing in mind the cost of photovoltaic systems and transport costs to Cuba, rental homes and other private businesses seem to be the ones that are being called on to take advantage of this new opportunity. At least in the beginning. However, the mass use of photovoltaic technology in Cuba is also in the State’s best interests.
“According to what different sources have explained, Leuris Pupo had already sold (mis-sold) the medal to a collector a long time ago, who is the person that auctioned the gold medal today,” YouTuber Daguito Valdes explained to his followers.
A lot of controversy has been stirred up recently about Day Zero, announced Thursday night as January 1, 2021. However, very little – almost nothing – has been said about what will happen in its wake, in the weeks that follow.
In terms of the Cuban government’s dual currency – partially “triad”, right now -, it has taken on the role of the loser.
Although in a recent article published in the state press the self-employed are blamed for the rise in prices and the shortage of beers in Cuba, the causes must be sought in other matters such as the lack of production.
