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Cuba Opens Gas Stations, Pharmacies and Ports to Private Investment

Havana says the moves are designed to attract investment to ease severe blackouts while preserving state control of core social services.

Meliá to End All Hotel Management and Marketing in Cuba

U.S. Adds Ten Cuban Entities, Including Tourism Ministry, to OFAC SDN List

Cuba’s Grid Collapses Again With Second Islandwide Blackout This Week

Cuba’s Grid Collapses, Island‑Wide Blackout Leaves Millions Without Power

U.S. Sanctions Five Cuban Firms and Castro Family Member

Supreme Court Lets Exxon Sue Cuba as U.S. Adds Sanctions on GAESA-Linked Firms

U.S. Sanctions Cuba’s State Oil Company as Havana Proposes Broad Economic Reforms

U.S.–Cuba Tensions Spike After Pentagon Visit and Díaz‑Canel’s Warning

U.S. Intensifies Legal and Economic Pressure on Cuba

U.S. Sanctions Cuba’s President and Key Figures as Payment Flows to the Island Are Cut

Canadian Carriers and Tour Operators Suspend Cuba Service Indefinitely

U.S. Expands Sanctions on Cuba’s Leadership and Military, Triggering Corporate Exodus

U.S. Escalation on Gaesa Triggers Corporate Pullouts and Payment Freeze in Cuba

U.S. Expands Sanctions to Cuba’s President as Firms Exit Over Gaesa Links

Major Hotel Chains Exit Cuba as Payment Rails and Sanctions Clamp Down

Foreign Firms Pull Hotels, Ships and Flights From Cuba After U.S. Targets GAESA

Cuba Says Fuel Shortfall Cuts Running Water for 2.7 Million

Cuba Exhausts Fuel Reserves and Endures Prolonged Island‑Wide Blackouts

Sherritt Reverses Plan to Dissolve Cuban Nickel Joint Venture