Sanctions

Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister on pressures from the U.S.: "Cuba will not accept less than what it achieved nearly 70 years ago."

Ulises Aquino: "The Party and the Government have anchored themselves to power without listening to the people's demand for change in Cuba."

Torres Corona asks Rubio to sanction him, and the Cubans respond: "Settle for the title of bootlicker."

U.S. Congress summons organizations linked to the Cuban regime to testify

Michel Torres Corona wants the U.S. to sanction him: "I'm missing that distinction. Let's see if they dare!"

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

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

The U.S. penalizes the Port of Mariel for sanctions evasion

The U.S. intensifies its offensive against the main sources of foreign currency for the Cuban regime

The U.S. sanctions key oil and gas companies in Cuba

Marco Rubio fulfills his warning by expanding sanctions against the Cuban regime

The U.S. expands sanctions against the GAESA business conglomerate

The U.S. sanctions the Minister of Health of Cuba and the organization managing the medical missions

The United States imposes new sanctions against the Cuban regime: Nine entities and two high-ranking officials

Does the departure of Meliá, Iberostar, and Barceló open the door for U.S. hotel giants in Cuba?

MediCuba blames Trump's sanctions for the retention of containers with medications

Tense clash between Mike Waltz and congressman who visited Cuba: "I haven't read the full report."

"Sanctions do not matter to the Cuban regime": Activist Iliana Hernández explains what the government fears

State Department Report on Cuba: An Accurate Diagnosis, Only the Cure is Missing

Spanish hotel chains Iberostar and Barceló follow Meliá and also leave Cuba

Cuban regime threatens to enforce the law against sellers who do not accept transfers

Meliá announces the end of its operations in Cuba and is leaving the island: What is known?

FIFA opens investigation against the Argentine national team following violent incidents at the final: What is known?

The State Department accuses the Cuban regime of being the main sponsor of radical leftism in the U.S.

The controversy escalates: the United Kingdom demands FIFA investigate Argentina for the Falklands banner

Could FIFA penalize Argentina for displaying a banner about the Malvinas after eliminating England?

China defends Cuba following the new sanctions imposed by the United States

Cuban hospital reports that 3.5 million syringes for Cuba remain detained in Jamaica

"When you leave, everything will improve for the people": Cubans respond to Díaz-Canel

Díaz-Canel accuses the U.S. of implementing a "genocidal design plan" following a new round of sanctions

The U.S. sanctions GEMAR, the state-owned company that took control of the Mariel Container Terminal

The U.S. is putting pressure on Panama against the Cuban regime: Warns banks and companies about sanctions

Bruno Rodríguez describes the new package of U.S. sanctions against Cuba as "criminal and genocidal."

The Trump administration blacklists Grupo Caudal S.A., a Cuban conglomerate specializing in insurance and financial services

How do the new U.S. sanctions affect the businesses of the Cuban regime?

The U.S. sanctions COREYDAN S.A. and ENETEC S.A., two fuel companies of the Cuban regime that were operating in the shadows

Washington strikes the Antillean Export Corporation (ANTEX), linked to GAESA

OFAC sanctions the Rapid Response Brigades, the MTT, and the ACRC for their repressive role in Cuba

The United States government sanctions the Ministry of Tourism of Cuba

The U.S. issues new sanctions against entities of the Cuban regime

From fuel theft and electrical parts to a stone-throwing attack: Pinar del Río is investigating several cases of sabotage

Freedom as a Bargaining Chip: What the "Adequate Conditions" of El Cangrejo Hide

Delcy Rodríguez consults Marco Rubio on what she publishes on social media, reveals The New York Times

Regime celebrates "World Population Day": "We reaffirm our commitment to the well-being of our people."

Marco Rubio: "The regime and its corrupt elites continue to reject any efforts for meaningful reform."

From the "combat order" to the heir without votes of Castroism: Cuba five years after 11J

Delcy Rodríguez asks King Charles III to release Venezuela's gold to rebuild the country

Australian miner seeks a U.S. investor to try to lift Trump's sanctions on its project in Cuba

"If the revolution needs me to take that step, I will": El Cangrejo presents himself as the heir in the shadows

Armando Tomey this July 4th: "So when will it be for Cuba?"

Is Cuba following the Chinese model? This is what Deputy Prime Minister Óscar Pérez-Oliva Fraga answered

Report by Marco Rubio on diplomatic pressure at the UN regarding Cuba leaked

Elián González in Spain: "The governmental structure of Cuba is not the main obstacle to its development."

Óscar Pérez-Oliva Fraga: "The reforms are not a response to external pressure."

Family speaks of former Cuban official detained after the U.S. revoked his immigration status and initiated deportation proceedings

Díaz-Canel challenges Trump: "We are preparing so we won't be caught off guard."

Cossío blames the U.S. for the chaos that Cubans face under the total control of the regime

Ex-spy Fernando González challenges Marco Rubio after the U.S. offensive against ICAP

Trump sends a message about Cuba: "After decades, it is coming towards us."

A law comes into effect in Florida that toughens penalties against companies that do business with Cuba