US sanctions target Castro's grandson and Cuba entities

The United States has imposed new sanctions on Cuba, targeting Fidel Ernesto Castro Calis, one of the Castro leader's grandchildren, as well as four financial and intelligence entities associated with the corrupt Castro network. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed that the Cuban regime is controlled by a communist elite responsible for the suffering of the people, while the Castro family has amassed wealth by circumventing sanctions and engaging in illegal practices, in an attempt to export destructive Marxist ideology to the United States and other countries. Although Raúl Castro no longer holds an official position, he remains an influential figure in Cuba, and Washington has filed criminal charges against him this year. These sanctions are part of the escalating U.S. pressure on Cuba, following increased measures by the current administration since the beginning of the year, including cutting fuel supplies and threatening to take control of the island and overthrow the Cuban leadership, amidst rising tensions stemming from political and economic disputes between the two countries.

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