Cubans now required to get permit to install solar panels
The Cuban government imposes new bureaucratic hurdles: a permit from Urbanism is now required to install photovoltaic systems in private homes.
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The Cuban government imposes new bureaucratic hurdles: a permit from Urbanism is now required to install photovoltaic systems in private homes.
The Central Bank of Cuba issues new high-denomination bills to address cash shortages and price escalation on the island.
Two vessels that departed from Quintana Roo with medical supplies and food for the island lost contact with the Mexican Navy.
Inflation in Cuba is relentless: basic products like rice and oil reach record prices at the end of March 2026.
Cuba denounces U.S. pressure as Honduras and Jamaica end healthcare agreements with the island during the 2026 crisis.
Protests in Cuba intensify with cacerolazos in major cities due to blackouts and critical food shortages.
A new repatriation flight landed in Havana with 117 Cubans, increasing the number of returnees in 2026 as thousands continue to flee the island.
Nicaragua blocks passage for Cuban migrants heading to the US, eliminating a key route while energy crisis worsens migration situation.
Lack of medical supplies and essential drugs reach critical levels in Cuba, affecting hospitals and forcing residents to the informal market.
A strong earthquake strikes Santiago and Granma while Cuba suffers a total disconnect from the electric grid, deepening the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
Negotiations between Washington and Havana could release all commercial flights to the island amidst Cuba's energy crisis.
Cuban government announces release of 51 inmates 'in spirit of goodwill' following papal dialogue amid unprecedented migration pressure.
The Economist Intelligence Unit warns that the Cuban economy will suffer a dramatic 7.2% drop this year, accumulating a 23% collapse since 2019.
International flights cancelled and delayed in Cuba due to aviation fuel shortages. Cuba's main airports are facing an operational collapse.
Cuban forces kill 4 people in US-registered boat while Trump intensifies oil blockade. Escalating crisis threatens new migration wave.
The US oil blockade of Cuba causes the worst energy crisis in decades. Mass blackouts, regime pressure, and expectations of increased migration exodus.
A new report reveals that the perception of economic deterioration in Cuba has surpassed the 1990s levels, driven by massive blackouts and record inflation.
Students at Havana’s University of Technology (CUJAE) denounce the unjust firing of Professor Abel Tablada and the crumbling state of higher education in Cuba.
Cuba's Council of Ministers rebrands its shock plan as inflation and energy deficits paralyze the island this March 2026.
The Cuban Ministry of Public Health admits for the first time a critical deterioration due to lack of supplies, fuel for ambulances, and blackouts.
Following massive flight suspensions and critical supply shortages, Canadian organizations and the Ottawa government analyze support plans for the island.
Cuba closes 2025 with only 1.8 million tourists, a 17% drop and its worst data in decades. Fuel and energy shortages plunge the sector into crisis.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said in Munich that opening Cuba's economy could be a path forward, marking a notable shift in tone on the crisis.
Two Mexican Navy vessels docked in Havana carrying food and powdered milk as humanitarian aid amid Cuba's deepening energy crisis.
The 34th Havana International Book Fair, dedicated to Fidel Castro's centennial with Russia as guest country, suspended indefinitely.
Lack of first-line medications forces doctors to use alternative treatments. Medical staff fights to maintain care quality amid crisis.
Study confirms Cuba GDP decline, 1.5 million emigration, rising infant mortality. Critical juncture.
Cuba's main technology event, scheduled for March, is indefinitely postponed due to the 'extraordinary situation' facing the country.
Finance Minister assures pensions are guaranteed in 2026 budget, while acknowledging partial increase 'doesn't fully solve' retirees' situation.
A wave of criticism flooded social media after the government program where authorities addressed the energy crisis, banks, and international aid.
Spanish hotel chain temporarily closes three properties due to low occupancy, in the worst tourism crisis since the pandemic
Nicaragua ends visa-free entry for Cuban citizens, closing one of the main migration routes to the United States.
Kremlin promises assistance to Havana. Mexico reiterates: 'You cannot strangle a people like this.'