US Targets Cuba’s Medical Missions, Energy Companies and GAESA with New Sanctions
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The Donald Trump Administration announced Thursday a new round of sanctions against officials and entities linked to the Cuban regime, in a measure that expands economic pressure on three sectors considered strategic for obtaining foreign exchange: international medical missions, the energy industry and the corporate network controlled by the Revolutionary Armed Forces.
Washington. The United States announced new sanctions directed against the Cuban Minister of Health, José Ángel Portal Miranda, and the network of medical brigades abroad, the island’s main foreign exchange source, the U.S. State Department reported yesterday.
Washington is imposing sanctions on Cuba's medical missions abroad, seeking to dry up this source of revenue for Havana as well. The post Cuba: US imposes sanctions on Cuban medical missions abroad appeared first on in.gr.
The United States Government announced a new series of sanctions against the Cuban regime.
US targets Cuba’s medical missions, energy companies and GAESA with new sanctions
The U.S. State Department announced new sanctions Thursday against nine companies and two individuals tied to the Cuban government, targeting the military-run conglomerate GAESA’s efforts to dodge existing sanctions as well as the regime’s overseas medical missions, which the U.S.…
Among the entities mentioned are three linked to the Cuban energy sector: the Petroleum Research Centre (CEINPET), Empresa de Energía S.A. (ENERSA) and Einarbo S.A., according to a statement from the State Department
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