Cuba

The Central Bank of Cuba, also known as Banco Central de Cuba, was created in 1997 to take over the role of the existing central bank. The website provides information on currency exchange rates, monetary policy, links to commercial banks, and economic news about Cuba. 

The main government page of Cuba contains essential information on investment regulations. The site also links to the ministries of internal and external commerce and to the national office of statistics. Only available in Spanish.

The Ministry of Public Health, also known as Ministerio de Salud Pública, is responsible for the oversight and regulation of the Cuban Healthcare Industry. This site contains information on regulations, services, and statistics. Only available in Spanish.

The National Statistics Office of Cuba, also known as Oficina Nacional de Estadística e Informacion (ONEI), provides economic and other relevant data for those interested in the country of Cuba. Publications are also available on the site. Only available in Spanish.

The Cuban News Agency (ACN) publishes economic, political, scientific, and sporting news related to Cuba. Also included on the site are videos, galleries, and audio clips to support main site content. 

The U.S.-Cuba Trade and Economic Council aims to provide an efficient and sustainable educational structure in which the business community may access accurate, consistent, and timely information on matters regarding the United States and the Republic of Cuba commercial, economic, and political relations. The site provides information related to trade such as financial articles, publications, laws and regulations, and resources for trade assistance.