In 2025, Cubans face the gradual elimination of the ration book, increased telecom costs, and the reintroduction of the U.S. dollar in some sectors. The government struggles to stabilize its economy, asking for public trust despite widespread skepticism. New supermarkets stocked with luxury items highlight the disparities between the economic realities faced by average citizens and those with foreign support. The shift to a dual currency system and foreign investments raise concerns about access and equity, fueling doubts in the populace about substantial improvements in their daily lives.
The authorities have asked the people to trust them again, but the people don't understand why they should believe that this year will be any better than the last.
Payments aren't accepted in Freely Convertible Money (MLC), the virtual currency that the government said would solve the problems of the Cuban economy.
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