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  1. The U.S. Secretary of State criticized the Cuban regime on June 1, 2026.

U.S. imposed sanctions on Cuban state companies.

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U.S. imposed sanctions on Cuban state companies.

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  1. Lux Sky Cargo LLC is reported to be dealing with a sanctioned Cuban entity.Sub-event
  2. US sanctions expand to financial, energy, and mining sectors; Iran also seeks banking services in Cuba.1 source
  3. Under pressure from US blockades and sanctions, foreign businesses are being driven out of Cuba.Sub-event
  4. US sanctions target Cuba's key economic generators, including the Ministry of Tourism, according to spokespersons.Sub-event
  5. Near £1 billion annual loss after price cuts, discussed alongside WTI and Middle Eastern crude, as the US imposed sanctions on five state-owned entities.Sub-event
  6. Cuba is drawing on economic models from Vietnam while facing pressure and sanctions from the United States.Sub-event
  7. Marco Rubio announced sanctions against Cuba on June 1, 2026.Sub-event
  8. Cuban official Bruno Rodriguez criticized US sanctions policy on Cuba as the US imposed sanctions on state-owned firms.Sub-event
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  1. US imposed sanctions on Cuban state companies.1 source
  2. Rubio sanctioned Cuban companies and met with the Cuban government in Havana.1 source
  3. Sanctions target key Cuban economic entities, specifically naming logistics company AUSA.1 source
  4. Lawsuit revived against Cuban oil companies regarding 1960 asset seizure.1 source
  5. Rubio and Rodríguez publicly disputed the new sanctions against Cuban state companies.1 source

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