Sanctions

From Cyprus to Panama: foreign companies linked to the Cuban oil network sanctioned by the U.S.

U.S. sanctions on Cuban oil: The five affected vessels and who operates them

Beijing denounces "U.S. sabotage of cooperation between China and Cuba."

Rubio imposes sanctions on Cuba's oil maritime network, and China responds

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

"We will not stand idly by": Marco Rubio issues a warning to the Cuban regime over the enrichment of its military leadership

Judicial victory for Chinese businessman accused of fraud threatens to worsen the crisis of Cuban cigars

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 GAESA's leadership

Trump loses Congress, but not the initiative on Cuba: What changes after the midterms?

Ten months after Maduro's downfall, why does the Cuban dictatorship still stand? Experts from Miami explain

They reveal how GAESA would use MIPYMES to access U.S. fuel and evade sanctions

FIU survey reveals the diversity of opinions among Cuban Americans in Miami regarding policy towards Cuba

The Cuban regime reveals its expectations for the midterm elections in the U.S.

Cited as a juror in Miami-Dade: fine of up to $100 and what happens if you don't speak English

The regime celebrates 13 years of the Mariel Special Economic Zone with a fair to attract investors while foreign companies are fleeing Cuba

Trump calls those who requested sanctions against Russia while he was negotiating with Putin "stupid."

Trump once again invokes the capture of Maduro while discussing Cuba after months of contradictory messages

Bruno Rodríguez to the New York Times: "The Cuban economy will remain socialist."

Rubio warns that he will not allow chavismo to delay the transition in Venezuela until 2029

Asking the bank if you can send money to Cuba is not the same as ordering a transfer: this is what OFAC clarifies

You closed your business in Cuba: how to verify the cancellation with ONAT and request a tax certificate

Cuba temporarily shuts down mining project in Pinar del Río and blames the U.S.

The Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago lashes out at former Caribbean leaders calling for a vote against the embargo on Cuba

Dariel Fernández is investigating the fuel supply that arrives at CIMEX and warns of potential revocations in Miami-Dade

Planted Ángel de Fana: "I have never believed that the U.S. will intervene militarily in Cuba."

The U.S. updates travel alerts for the Middle East in response to the threat of increased regional aggression from Iran-backed Houthis

Marco Rubio's move sows panic in Havana

María Elvira Salazar calls for accountability from Mexico regarding the hiring of Cuban doctors

Paquito D'Rivera: "Raúl Castro's arrest warrant is blah, blah, blah."

Ramón Saúl Sánchez accuses Trump of prioritizing business over the freedom of Cuba: "I warned them."

José Daniel Ferrer: "I prefer the invasion now."

Broward brings to court those who miss their jury duty appointments: what to do if you receive a summons

The U.S. authorizes Sherritt to send fuel to its mines in Cuba

The criminal is punished, not supported or financed

Castrism under pressure? The arrest warrant for Raúl Castro comes after the stalemate in negotiations with his grandson

Former Minister of the FAR Leopoldo Cintra Frías reappears in Namibia amidst a fundraising campaign for Cuba

Trump suspends sanctions against Russia before they take effect, facing a wave of criticism: what reasons has he provided?

Gas cylinders are stolen from more than 20 homes in Sancti Spíritus, and those involved face up to 12 years in prison

The Cuban government admits to more than 70 daily deaths from cancer and blames the embargo for the lack of medications

CBS News documents from Havana the collapse of healthcare and electricity: doctors without medicine and blackouts lasting almost the entire day

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

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

"They are alone and isolated": Díaz-Canel strikes back at the U.S. before the UN vote

The U.S. sanctions the International Trade Bank of Cuba and points out its connections to an Iranian bank

Bank of America faces fines of over $1.21 billion for anti-money laundering failures and sanctions

The free world must stand with the Cuban people, not with tyranny

The U.S. lifts sanctions on Delcy Rodríguez's brother, a key figure in chavismo during the transition dialogue

The Cuban government opens the door to private investment in refineries and fuel storage facilities

The Cuban regime is willing to maintain its mining business with Sherritt if an investor close to Trump gets involved

Venezuelan political scientist: "The Cuban regime is at its weakest moment."

The Cuban regime denies links to 90 fuel shipments seized in the U.S.

Zelenski calls Trump "weak" and denounces oil deal with Russia: "That's not how partners should act."

Italian lawmaker blames the U.S. for the crisis in Cuba, but remains silent on political prisoners and repression

Iran announces that it will respond to the U.S. in the coming days regarding its peace plan

What is ENETEC, the company of the Cuban regime that received the fuel intercepted by the U.S.?

Entrepreneur: "The biggest challenge faced by private businesses in Cuba is political."

The U.S. intercepts over 600,000 gallons of biodiesel intended for a sanctioned company of the Cuban regime

The U.S. will reveal details in Miami of a scheme to send fuel to Cuba and evade sanctions