e-Commerce in Cuba and online shopping have become very frequent topics during the last few days, especially, in the current situation posed by the new coronavirus SARS COV-2, and in light of the fact that social distancing is the main measure to avoid infection facing its propagation.

Therefore, many citizens have positively acknowledged the possibility of buying products through Cuban online shops; however, several questions have also been brought up regarding the accessibility of those platforms, the amount of products that will be offered, and delivery times and fees.

Our newspaper, taking into account the comments of our readership about news that have been previously published, makes a call to participate in an online debate on Friday, April 17, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., together with specialists from the Cimex Corporation and the Cuban Postal Services Business Group (Correos de Cuba). They will answer questions and clarify doubts that the citizens might come up with concerning these matters.
As part of the measures that Cimex recently announced, in the next few days, other online stores will be opened in Havana and the minimal amounts of items that can be bought was reduced to guarantee more accessibility, the fees that had been approved were also reduced.

Additionally, The Cuban Postal Services Business Group joined the home delivery services last Monday, as part of a pilot test that is being carried out in the Capital City that will later be extended to the rest of the provinces.
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