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U.S. Sanctions Eight Cuban Firms and Three Military Officers Over Nickel and Military R&D

The State Department says the measures will block U.S.-controlled assets to deny revenue to Cuba’s military-security apparatus.

U.S. Expands Sanctions to Castro Grandson and Cuba’s State Bank

U.S. Designates Castro Grandson and Five Cuban State Firms Under Expanded Sanctions

U.S. Expands Sanctions on Cuban Mining and Construction Firms and Names ICAP Leaders

Cuba Marks Fidel’s 100th as Crisis Deepens and Market Reforms Begin

U.S. Sanctions Cuba’s Defense Chief and Military-Industrial Network

Days-Long Blackouts Grip Cuba as Residents Live for Brief Bursts of Power

Cuba Hit by Sixth Nationwide Blackout This Year

Cuba Hit by Nationwide 'Total Disconnection' as Grid Starts Partial Recovery

Cuba Opens Gas Stations, Pharmacies and Ports to Private and Foreign Investment

Cuba Authorizes Private Management of Gas Stations, Pharmacies and Renewable Energy

Meliá to End All Hotel Management and Marketing in Cuba

Cuban Power Grid Collapses for Third Time in Nine Days

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