Spanish companies in Cuba

Wall Street Journal: More and more companies believe that operating in Cuba is no longer worth it

Spain and Cuba: historical memory, endangered interests, and moral debt

Díaz-Canel demands that Spain and the EU protect their companies from Trump

Elías Amor reveals who created GAESA and how it controls the Cuban economy

After investing 465 million euros, Spanish companies reduce their presence in Cuba

These are the companies leaving Cuba due to U.S. sanctions against GAESA

Which hotels is Meliá abandoning in Cuba due to U.S. measures against GAESA?

Blow to tourism: Meliá leaves hotels in Cuba due to Trump sanctions on GAESA

Blow to the Cuban regime: Spanish hotel groups are reportedly abandoning GAESA, according to a specialized outlet

Lawyer in Spain: "Many companies are seriously considering retracting or leaving Cuba."

Supreme Court compels Spain to reveal details of Cuba's million-dollar debt

Large Spanish companies in Trump's crosshairs for their business with the Cuban regime

Nieto de los Castro is linked to oil business ventures between Cuba and Spain

Spain uses forgiven debt money to send food to the island

American Airlines and Iberostar reach agreements in lawsuits over confiscations in Cuba

Cuban regime authorizes Spanish company to operate money transfers to the island

The Cuban dictatorship introduces a law to seize the foreign currencies from e-commerce

The debt of the Cuban regime with Spanish companies exceeds 300 million euros

The Cuban crisis drags Spanish entrepreneurs into a critical scenario

Spanish hotel chains are keeping a close eye on Trump's next move in Cuba

Million-dollar defeat for businessmen linked to Castroism in court case over hotels in the Canary Islands

The 18 billion dollars of GAESA and the debts of the Cuban regime with international creditors

"Caught almost to ruin": Spanish company denounces million-dollar default by the Cuban government

Will Trump and his ambassador impact Spain-Cuba relations?

Díaz-Canel mourns the death of the founder of Meliá: "He bet on Cuba."

Grupo Barceló denies food scarcity in Cuba and publishes images of its gastronomic offerings to prove it

Truck with chicken container suffers accident on road in Las Tunas

Pork production in Cuba plummets by nearly 90%

Government approves the establishment of a corporate bank with foreign capital in Cuba

Popular Party candidate in Spain considered the winner of the televised debate against Pedro Sánchez

Yotuel to the leader of the Popular Party: Meliá has 32 hotels in Cuba

Submission of Spain to late-Castrismo

Meliá pays $35,000 a month to a consulting firm in anticipation of possible changes in U.S. policy towards Cuba

President of VOX in Madrid meets with Cuban exiles to commemorate July 11th

Spanish airline World2Fly opens office in Camagüey

Cubatur will be the representative of "Viajes El Corte Inglés" in Cuba

Cuban mining company signs agreements with companies from Spain and Brazil

Cuba hires Spanish communication agency to attract foreign investment

Foreign company rents cars for tourism in Cuba

Spain qualifies the criticisms from the United States regarding its policy towards Cuba as unjust

Delays in BFI payments foreshadow a new financial corralito in Cuba

Meliá Hotels announces the reopening of its hotels in Cuba starting November 15

Elena Larrinaga to business leaders around the world about Cuba: What we need to promote is a free and prosperous country

The Spanish Ambassador to Cuba believes that the protests will subside once the economy is revitalized

Spain and Europe have nothing at stake in Cuba, except for their anti-American complex

Spanish Ambassador to Cuba presents credentials to President Díaz-Canel

The Cuban government will increase rents for entities and foreign residents by 42%

Spanish company will add its fifth hotel in Cuba, in Cayo Santa María

President of the Spanish Entrepreneurs Association in Cuba: "The de-escalation seems set to begin soon."

Foreign companies in Cuba request a reduction in rents and a decrease in working hours

The largest distillery in Cuba is reopened

Spain tells its businesses that it will reject claims under the Helms-Burton Act

Spanish capital group joins the Mariel Special Development Zone

Meliá points to Trump's measures as one of the reasons for its decline in revenue in Cuba

General director of the Iberostar Parque Central Hotel: "For me, Cuba has it all."

Opposition group denounces Spanish companies for subjecting Cuban workers to a "new slave system."

Meliá states that it has not received a single lawsuit for expropriations in Cuba

The Spanish airline Iberia is considering increasing its presence in Cuba

Iberostar aims to reach thirty hotels in Cuba by 2021

Díaz-Canel assures that foreign companies in Cuba have "total legal security."