Department of Commerce
The Department of Commerce plays a crucial role in U.S.-Cuba relations, impacting exports, trade regulations, and economic policies amid ongoing national security concerns.
U.S. Exports to Cuba Hit Unprecedented $200 Million in August, Marking a Historic High Since 1992
Published on 10/11/2026
U.S. Releases Photos of Seized Fuel Intended for Cuba
Published on 10/7/2026
Businessman from Broward Found Guilty of Illegally Exporting Scientific Equipment to Russia
Published on 9/25/2026
Cuba Acquires Nearly $96 Million in Fuel from the U.S. in First Half of 2026
Published on 8/6/2026
Understanding U.S. Export Licenses to Cuba: What Politicians and Media Aren't Saying
Published on 2/17/2026
Maria Elvira Salazar: "It's Time for Prosperity, Not Scraps, for Cubans"
Published on 2/12/2026
What Impact Will Trump's National Emergency Declaration Have on Cuba
Published on 1/30/2026
Why the U.S. Sees Cuba as a Threat and Declares a National Emergency
Published on 1/30/2026
Trump Introduces "Gold Card" Program: A Path to U.S. Residency for Millionaire Donors
Published on 9/22/2025