America tightens Cuba sanctions amid malicious activities
The United States has imposed new sanctions on Cuba targeting nine entities and three individuals, accusing them of involvement in malicious activities against the United States. The sanctions included the Cuban Ministry of Construction and the Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples (ICAP), which Washington described as activities aimed at sabotage under the guise of cultural exchange and education. The Trump administration confirmed that these measures are a response to Cuba's exploitation of the occasion of Fidel Castro's commemoration to bolster sabotage networks and support the suppression of opponents. It reiterated that Cuba's efforts to finance and direct anti-U.S. activities will not be tolerated. These sanctions follow an executive order issued last May and included entities in the metals and mining sectors.
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