MSMEs 2026: Key Elements of a Revitalized Process
Learn about the key factors for the revival of MSMEs in Cuba in 2026: municipal…
Teresita López JoySeptember 18, 2026
Beyond polarization: the invisible economic bridge between Cuba and the United States
Despite the polarization, Havana and Miami have never been closer. While the political conflict between…
Oniel Díaz CastellanosApril 11, 2026
The mirage of direct imports: why 70 % of Cuban MSMEs cannot import fuel on their own
What has happened in 30 days Before delving into the numbers, it's worth reviewing the…
Oniel Díaz CastellanosMarch 6, 2026
Energy crisis in Cuba: 5 wounds affecting MSMEs and the private sector
One month after the executive order, 78% of micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in…
Oniel Díaz CastellanosFebruary 26, 2026
Cuba’s MSMEs: 9,236 reasons to worry about the energy crisis
ccording to official 2024 data, Cuba has 9,236 registered MSMEs. 96.4% face critical risk due…
Oniel Díaz CastellanosFebruary 20, 2026
What the Government Program means for private entrepreneurs
Beyond the announcements, we will focus on the keys to implementing them in the current…
Oniel Díaz CastellanosNovember 6, 2025
A roadmap for times of uncertainty
2025 is shaping up to be a year of challenges and opportunities for Cuban entrepreneurs:…
AUGEOctober 22, 2025
Cuban women entrepreneurs: from the anecdotal to the indispensable
In Cuba, only 25% of private business owners are women. Although inspiring examples exist, cultural,…
AUGEOctober 21, 2025
Can the private sector in Cuba fail?
AUGE, a consultancy founded in 2014, reaffirms its commitment to the Cuban private sector through…
AUGEOctober 21, 2025
