OFAC Sanctions

OFAC Sanctions impact Cuba and Venezuela's energy sectors, involving oil fleet issues, e-commerce control, and halted operations, reflecting geopolitical tensions.

GAESA Offloads Mariel Container Terminal Assets Amid New U.S. Sanctions

Published on 6/27/2026

Australian Oil Company Melbana Energy Halts Cuban Operations Following U.S. Sanctions on CUPET

Published on 6/18/2026

Díaz-Canel Seeks to Revitalize Tourism: "Exploring New Opportunities with Fresh Partnerships"

Published on 6/12/2026

Rick Scott Demands Justice for Death of Venezuelan Political Prisoner's Mother

Published on 5/18/2026

Venezuela Engages Siemens and General Electric to Tackle Power Crisis

Published on 4/20/2026

Trump Jokes About Running for Venezuelan Presidency After Quickly Learning Spanish

Published on 4/7/2026

Russian Tanker Anatoly Kolodkin Heads to Cuba with Over 700,000 Barrels of Oil Despite U.S. Sanctions and Coast Guard Presence

Published on 3/22/2026

Cuban Regime Seizes Control of E-Commerce Foreign Currency with New Law

Published on 2/26/2026

Cuba's Energy Crisis: The Collapse of the Shadowy Oil Fleet

Published on 2/17/2026

DEA Highlights Bounty on Maduro Amidst Ongoing Enforcement Actions

Published on 7/30/2025