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First modification: 05/04/2026 - 16:12

Tensions in Cuba are worsening after the recent sanctions imposed by the United States on the Caribbean island. President Donald Trump signed an executive order that would freeze assets of those operating on the island in key sectors such as energy, mining, defense and technology, further putting pressure on the devastated Cuban economy. This is a threat that extends to banks in other countries that could lose their accounts in the United States if they are involved in any transaction to and from Cuba. The Cuban Government asks the international community "not to tolerate the abuse of the White House." In the midst of the dispute, the country's inhabitants continue to be suffocated by the crisis.

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