Executive orders and announcements detail new sanctions against various Cuban government officials, including a minister in the Revolutionary Armed Forces.
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Updated Sep 11
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Executive orders and announcements detail new sanctions against various Cuban government officials, including a minister in the Revolutionary Armed Forces.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Rubio announced US sanctions and energy blockade targeting Cuban officials.1 source
- Former Economy Minister Alejandro Gil Fernández was sentenced for corruption in Cuba.Sub-event
Sanctions announced against Cuban government officials, including a minister in the Revolutionary Armed Forces.1 source
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Cuba
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Marco Rubio
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Donald Trump
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