Major Spanish hotel companies are withdrawing from Cuba as expanded US sanctions put further pressure on the island’s economy.
Hotel groups including Melia, Iberostar and Barcelo are stepping back from operations in Cuba as Washington increases restrictions targeting foreign businesses linked to the country. The move threatens a tourism industry that remains a key source of income for many Cubans.
Cuban officials accuse the United States of trying to influence the island’s future, while residents warn that the loss of tourism revenue could worsen already difficult living conditions. The report also examines the impact of fuel shortages and what the United Nations has described as a serious humanitarian challenge.
As tensions rise between Washington and Havana, concerns are growing over the future of Cuba’s economy and regional stability.
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