Spanish Companies in Cuba

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 shortages in Cuba and publishes images of its culinary offerings to prove it

Truck carrying a container of chicken suffers accident on highway in Las Tunas

Pork production in Cuba has plummeted by nearly 90%

The government authorizes the creation of a corporate bank with foreign capital in Cuba

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

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

Submission of Spain to late-Castrismo

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

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

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 a Spanish communication agency to attract foreign investment

A foreign company rents cars for tourism in Cuba

Spain describes the criticisms from the United States regarding its policy toward Cuba as unjust

Delays in payments from the BFI foreshadow a new financial crisis 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 their anti-American sentiment

Spain's 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 to be about to begin."

Foreign companies in Cuba are requesting lower rents and a reduction in working hours

They are reopening the largest distillery in Cuba

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

Spanish capital group joins the Mariel Special Development Zone