Decree 160

Decree 160: Cuban government tightens control over 79 activities, limits private sector roles, and reinforces state media monopoly amid economic reforms and crisis.

New Leadership for Sierra Maestra Newspaper Amid Cuban Press Crisis

Published on 9/5/2026

Journalism in Crisis: University of Havana Reaches Out to Students in Other Fields

Published on 9/3/2026

Cuban Doctor Highlights Dire Wages: "Not Enough for a Pack of Chicken"

Published on 8/1/2026

Díaz-Canel Voices Concerns Over Private Capital Expansion in Cuba

Published on 7/30/2026

Cuban Regime's New Decree Reinforces Media Monopoly and Bans Independent Journalism

Published on 7/29/2026

Cuban Government Tightens Grip: 79 Activities Under State Control

Published on 7/29/2026

Cuban Government Claims Economic Reforms Aim to Benefit the Population

Published on 7/29/2026

Cuban Government Allows Childcare as a Private Sector Activity, Imposes Conditions on Private Tutoring

Published on 7/29/2026

Cuba Reaffirms Ban on Private Medical Practice Amid Health System Crisis

Published on 7/29/2026

Cuban Government Introduces New Regulations for Non-State Sector Activities

Published on 7/28/2026