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Around 180 Spanish Companies with Businesses in Cuba Have Reportedly Gone Bankrupt Due to Non-Payment by Havana.

Summary by diariodecuba.com
A report estimates Havana's debt to Spanish companies at 300 million euros; some 180 have reportedly entered bankruptcy proceedings due to the regime's non-payment.
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Around 180 Spanish Companies with Businesses in Cuba Have Reportedly Gone Bankrupt Due to Non-Payment by Havana.

A report estimates Havana's debt to Spanish companies at 300 million euros; some 180 have reportedly entered bankruptcy proceedings due to the regime's non-payment.

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diariodecuba.com broke the news in on Thursday, February 19, 2026.
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