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U.S.-Cuba Relations

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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.

U.S. Sends First Humanitarian Flight to Cuba Under $100 Million Plan

First U.S. Humanitarian Flight Linked to $100 Million Aid Arrives in Cuba

Meliá to End All Hotel Management and Marketing in Cuba

Cuba Suffers Fifth Nationwide Blackout After Felton 1 Generator Trips

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

Democratic Lawmakers Return From Cuba and Warn U.S. Energy Embargo Is Deepening Hardship

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

Cuba’s Leadership Publicly Backs Raúl Castro’s Grandson as U.S. Interlocutor

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

U.S. Tightens Pressure on Cuba as Trump Says Island Is ‘Approaching’ U.S. Orbit

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

Trump Says Military Action in Cuba Is "Possible"

Cuba's Leadership Approves Broad Shift Toward Market Economy

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. Defense Secretary Visits Guantánamo as Washington Increases Pressure on Cuba

Hegseth Issues Stark Warning to Cuba During Guantánamo Visit