FAO Cuba will make a donation to complement the cheese mini-industry of the Vista Hermosa Farm in Guanabacoa municipality, Havana. The donation will contribute to the production process of mozzarella cheese from goat’s milk and diversify the production of dairy products.
For a little more than a month now, Havana’s nightlife has had a new establishment: Bar 2.45. Its modern ambience and performances by some of the city’s most popular artists have helped this new bar to gradually gain a loyal clientele, also supported by the image of one of its owners, Javier Sotomayor.
Cuban entrepreneurs will debate at La Junta of Auge about strategic areas to be managed by new private companies in the country.
By bike you can get wherever you want, whenever you want. As you pedal, you feel the air on your face, hear the sounds of the city and discover numerous places you never thought you would see.
With the aim of showing the population different creative forms based on recycling and environmentally friendly practices, the first edition of the Reciclatón Cuba (Cuba Recyclathon), an initiative of the Embajada Rebirth Tercer Paraíso,Ciclo Ecopapel, La Mina and Habana Espacios Creativos enterprises was held on November 13.
I only knew Camila Arteche from TV and movies, and of course from social media, where we are all “friends.” It was precisely there where I learned that she had recently launched a podcast by and for women.
For some time now, the acquisition of digital currencies in Cuba has ceased to be news. However, social networks were shaken in mid-October when influencer Erich García explained on his Twitter account how to pay a bill at Havana´s Yarini restaurant using Lightning Network, Bitcoin´s off-chain micropayment network.
Lately, it is common to find numerous artists on social media and other digital platforms promoting the campaign “Don’t buy a purebred, adopt one without a home,” for the adoption of homeless animals.
On September 20, the regulatory package that legalizes the creation of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) came into force, while establishing changes in the operation of non-agricultural cooperatives (NACs) and self-employment. In this issue, Negolution brings you some similarities and differences between these different economic actors.
October closed with good news for Mandao, the well-known yellow backpack courier service: its formal incorporation as a medium-sized private enterprise. The move came less than a month after it was approved as one of the first micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in Cuba, following the government decision in June to give the green light to the creation of these economic actors.
