In Havana, three friends reinterpreted the Hawaiian poke business “Cuban style,” using local ingredients and recipes directly from Rafa’s kitchen to your table.
Read more“We don’t sell a product or service, we sell emotions. As Gandhi said: Strength does not come from physical capacity. It comes from an indomitable will.
Read moreEducation is one of the most influential factors in the later development of infants. Achieving a healthy and reliable space for the growth of both parents and children has become a recurring challenge in Cuba’s non-state run daycare centers.
Read moreWhen it comes to in-house manufacturing, each company weights its pros and cons although flexibility, quick response to the market and customization stand out as some of the main advantages for customers. In a society like ours, we need people willing to manufacture and to dream.
Read moreFollowing the creation of the Registry of Independent Film and Audiovisual Creators, many independent producers in Cuba have been recognized by state institutions. Such is the case of i4films, a film production company that in just two years has 100 projects to its name.
Read moreBar 2.45, belonging to renowned sportsman Javier Sotomayor is at the height of Cuban businesses set for success today
Read moreDuring the last year, along with the effects of COVID-19, Cuban self-employed workers have had to face circumstances as diverse as the worsening of the U.S. blockade, the elimination of the dual currency system, and the expansion of authorized economic activities for the private sector.
Read moreFinca Vista Hermosa is committed to closed cycle production, from sustainability and agroecology, to services such as gastronomy and home deliveries, with the help of the Mandao enterprise, which it joined recently due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read moreErik Carmona, a young engineer from Havana, together with other friends, leads a technological project that has all the potential to become a technology-based company in the future.
Read more3D-printed homes, construction systems without the use of Portland cement, steel or petroleum derivatives, are possible. A Cuban venture has proved it, and with flying colors.
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