- The US imposed an oil blockade and sanctions on Cuba while simultaneously exploring possible improvements in bilateral relations.
- Potential deals regarding Cuba's existing state apparatus were reported by the Financial Times.
The government of Cuba has issued directives restricting and discouraging the intrusion of foreign media into the country.
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Updated Jun 2
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What happened
The government of Cuba has issued directives restricting and discouraging the intrusion of foreign media into the country.
Who's involved
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Potential deals regarding Cuba's existing state apparatus were reported by the Financial Times.Also in this story
- The executive body, the Council of Ministers, is currently overseeing the state enterprise system in Cuba.
- Issues regarding monopolistic control and financial opacity within Cuba's state apparatus, involving GAESA, were reported starting on May 27th.
- Cuba passed a law allowing suits against companies benefiting from confiscated property, while claims are currently being reviewed.
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Cuba
sovereign state situated on an island in the Caribbean Sea