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

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

Spanish bank Alto Cedro required to renegotiate loans for clients in Cuba due to 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 do not operate while the electrical system is in collapse

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

A senior U.S. official describes the Cuban economic system as a military "kleptocracy."

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

Cuban-American political scientist: Only a military action will achieve systemic change in Cuba

Ulises Toirac on leaders in Cuba: "Privileges... are not easily relinquished."

Bruno Rodríguez reacts to the new U.S. sanctions and accuses Rubio of obstructing food and medicine for Cuba

A senior U.S. official reminds the former Cuban comptroller that she admitted she could not audit GAESA

The Trump administration expands sanctions on Cuban foreign trade and import companies

Elías Amor on the 18 billion from GAESA: "We'll see when the box is opened."

U.S. chief of policy for Latin America accuses GAESA of "plundering" 18 billion dollars from the Cuban people

New report reveals forced labor, surveillance, and abuses in Cuban medical brigades

Madrid Forum calls for an investigation in Spain into the fortunes linked to the Cuban regime: The precedent of Chavismo

Fidel Castro, the millionaire who preached equality while Cuba sank into poverty

Foro Madrid accuses Spain and the European Union of propping up the Cuban regime from abroad

Create internal divisions and open negotiations: Trump's strategy against Cuba, according to Bloomberg

Washington rules out a military approach against the regime and opts to intensify economic pressure

Organization compares current Cuba to feudalism: protected elites and citizens bear the brunt of the crisis

Homeland, revolution, and socialism: the demagogic "holy trinity" of Fidel Castro, says Cuban historian

Southern Command sets its sights on GAESA: "It represents a threat to the security of the entire region."

Marco Rubio warns that a change in Cuba will not happen "overnight."

Marco Rubio reveals the future he wants for Cuba: "Safe, stable, and aligned with the U.S."

Inspectors fine an entrepreneur and his retired worker 48,000 pesos while hunger intensifies in Cuba

The U.S. uses the K Tower to highlight the contrast between luxury and misery in Cuba

The U.S. launches a major initiative for submarine cables in the Caribbean and Central America: Cuba is excluded

China promises to "strongly support" Cuba and issues demand to the United States

Where does the fuel that the United States sells to Cuba go, and who benefits from it?

GAESA sells a dairy product in dollars for more than three times its import value in Cuba

The CIA is pursuing the money of the Cuban elite: It will track businesses and opaque flows both inside and outside the island

"What a pity, Díaz-Canel," "people no longer want improvements, nor dialogue, nor band-aids, they want freedom": the testimony of a Cuban woman

Tourism in Cuba falls by 60.7%: Almost 600,000 fewer visitors in six months

"Accomplices of the dictatorship": The U.S. issues a stern warning to those doing business with GAESA

Cubans spend the night on mattresses in front of the University of Havana

The U.S. retargets Álvaro López Miera, Minister of the FAR, with new sanctions

"We will not tolerate it": Marco Rubio's strong warning to the Cuban regime

The U.S. imposes new sanctions on Roberto Legrá Sotolongo, chief of the General Staff of the FAR

Marco Rubio accuses the Cuban regime of serving Russia, China, and Iran, and sanctions five entities and eight officials

The U.S. announces new sanctions against the Cuban regime and its military suppliers

The U.S. officially records sanctions against Díaz-Canel, Lis Cuesta, Manuel Anido, and Alejandro Castro Espín in the Federal Register

Almost one in every two travelers arriving in Cuba is no longer a tourist, but a Cuban traveling to help their family

The CEIBA case reveals the new strategy of the U.S. to prevent GAESA from safeguarding its assets

Rosa María Payá denounces the "humanitarian catastrophe in Cuba caused by a dictatorship with billions of dollars abroad."

USA: "Why doesn't GAESA use its funds to meet the needs of the Cuban people?"

A new report warns that U.S. sanctions are accelerating GAESA's economic isolation

Boris González Arenas explains the challenges of journalism in a future democratic Cuba

State Security arrests Cuban in Camagüey for recording prices in private business

Petro calls for solidarity with Cuba "so that there is neither an invasion nor missiles," and Cubans respond

The Cuban regime blames U.S. sanctions for the retention of 7,000 containers of food and medicine

Cuban tourism in crisis: 73% of hotels closed and 25,000 workers at home

Investigation reveals the lost trail of Venezuelan oil sent to Cuba

They remove the Meliá sign from the Cohiba Hotel: The visual symbol of the end of an era in Cuban regime tourism

State Department: "It's time for the American people to see the role of the Cuban regime."

Second day of light in Havana: "If we knew the fear they have of us," says Cuban activist

Meliá completes its exit from Cuba and ceases operations at its 34 hotels on the Island

Carlos R. Fernández de Cossío reacts to the new sanctions and says that Marco Rubio "has a very twisted spirit."

Bruno Rodríguez accuses the U.S. of seeking a "humanitarian crisis" following the new round of sanctions