Washington sanctions five Cuban firms and Castro's son-in-law

Reports indicate that Washington has imposed sanctions on five Cuban companies linked to the "Management Group of Cuba" (GAESA) and the wife of Raúl Castro's grandson, in an attempt to increase economic pressure on the Cuban regime, which is suffering from a severe crisis due to the oil embargo and American restrictions. The sanctions include companies involved in finance, logistics, mining, and industrial production, aimed at tightening the financial activities of the Cuban system. This coincided with a decline in living conditions in Cuba, where the population faces severe shortages of food, along with power, water, and medicine outages.

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