GAESA

The sting is close: The U.S. sanctions Guillermo Faustino Rodríguez López-Calleja, the uncle of "El Cangrejo."

The U.S. sanctions two Chinese companies for supplying equipment to the Cuban military

The U.S. sanctions Any Rodríguez Lastres, daughter of the president of GAESA

The U.S. sanctions Cuban regime oil networks, Chinese companies, and relatives of the leadership of GAESA

Revealed: How GAESA would use SMEs to access fuel from the U.S. and evade sanctions

Economist warns about the questionable transfer of state assets to private hands in Cuba

Dariel Fernández investigates the fuel supply coming to CIMEX and warns of possible revocations in Miami-Dade

The U.S. admits that fuel exported to the Cuban private sector could end up in the hands of the regime

The economic power of the FAR and GAESA is the main challenge for a democratic transition in Cuba, according to a study

Cimex opens the door to the private sector to manage more than a dozen establishments in Holguín

Marco Rubio delivers strong message about Cuba: "This is the moment."

Cuba and the imperative of "looking outward in order to live within": photographer and entrepreneur from Pinar

"Cuba is poor because it is not free": Human Rights Foundation expert questions the regime's narrative about the embargo

"They spend in one day what Cubans earn in months": The U.S. attacks the top echelons of the Cuban regime

OFAC gives less than 30 days to close foreign operations with the International Trade Bank of Cuba

Marco Rubio accuses the Cuban regime of harboring terrorist groups that seek to attack the U.S.

The U.S. sanctions the International Trade Bank of Cuba and highlights its connections with an Iranian bank

The new Cuban Oil Law represents "a conciliatory gesture towards the Trump administration," according to experts

Pedro Sánchez's government admits contracts worth over 1.6 million euros with a company from the Cuban regime

Spain admits that Cuba prevents it from directly hiring its employees in Havana

GAESA will open a luxury resort amidst the crisis in Cuba: This is the Playa Luxury Varadero hotel

Even the official Russian press portrays the disaster in Cuba: blackouts lasting over 20 hours, garbage, and gasoline at nearly 3 dollars

Entities linked to the Cuban regime support Lula in Brazil and denounce "interference" from the U.S.

Gaviota, the hotel empire of GAESA, currently has only 3,470 of its more than 30,000 rooms operational in Cuba

Does Raúl Castro still hold power, or does it no longer matter who is in charge?

158 years since the Grito de Yara: the freedoms claimed by Carlos Manuel de Céspedes remain restricted in Cuba

Spanish press warns of the tourism collapse in Cuba: 64% fewer visitors and GDP expected to decline by 10%

Vanderbilt Survey: three out of four Cubans blame the regime for the crisis, and nearly six out of ten prefer ties with the U.S. over independence

"The non-state sector is ours": Díaz-Canel's phrase that helps to understand Trump's measures regarding small and medium enterprises in Cuba

Will Díaz-Canel be the scapegoat after Raúl's death?

The regime's reaction to the new OFAC measures reveals the true political value of small and medium-sized enterprises (mipymes)

Jon Lee Anderson, in Italy: Cuba is experiencing a crisis "perhaps worse than that of the '90s," and 20% of the population has already left

Vima is not the only one: which European companies maintain ties to GAESA and what risks do they face now?

Spanish group Vima, a partner of GAESA, begins to exit Cuba: Withdraws its brand from its store in Havana due to U.S. sanctions.

Cuban economist: "The solution is for Cuba to stop being a military estate."

Díaz-Canel speaks about "the CDR that this time needs," and Cubans respond: "Don't count on me."

Trump: "We want to open Cuba to our people."

Under what logic does a dictatorship retain power for more than 66 years in a country?

Tourism in Cuba is crashing: only 450,000 visitors in eight months, the worst figure in decades

Former GAESA worker reveals how Military Counterintelligence monitored employees and tourists in Cuban hotels

Marco Rubio: "Trump wants a Cuba governed by its people, not by a military class."

The U.S. strikes at the military apparatus and the nickel business in Cuba with new sanctions

The European Parliament demands freedom for Félix and Saylí Navarro and the suspension of the agreement with Cuba

The Guardian: Businesspeople linked to Trump reportedly met in Cuba with "El Cangrejo."

Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister denies privileges for the Castro family and claims that officials are experiencing the crisis "like everyone else."

Bruno Rodríguez blames the U.S. for 7,000 containers bound for Cuba stranded in ports around the world

They are calling on the EU to investigate the Cuban medical brigade in Italy for human trafficking

Cuban economist: "Three out of four times the leader falls, but not the regime."

Marco Rubio: "We have imposed the strongest sanctions in the history of our relationship with Cuba."

Razones de Cuba responds to Rubio, but sidesteps uncomfortable question about investment in hotels and the SEN crisis

After the "Cuban Delcy": Does Trump need a "bolichico" to dismantle GAESA?

Cuban writer demands public information about the “millionaire compatriots of socialism”

The U.S. increases pressure on key sectors of the Cuban economy

The U.S. strikes at Raúl Castro's circle with new sanctions

Spanish bank Alto Cedro forced to renegotiate loans to clients in Cuba amid the crisis

Tourism in Cuba is sinking: only 420,000 foreign visitors in seven months, a 63% decrease compared to 2025

The Cuban government has sunk hundreds of millions into hotels that are not operational while the electrical system is collapsing

The U.S. once again denounces the luxuries of the Cuban leadership at the UN

Senior U.S. official describes Cuba's economic system as a military "kleptocracy."

Senén Casas Más: Research points to a diplomatic operator of the Cuban regime